I like the Gnome desktop. I'm familiar with it, I can customise it to my liking, it's light on resources and it does everything I want.
So why do I get an urge every now and then to try KDE, and not the sensible way by downloaded kubuntu and testing the live CD. Oh no, not me. I pop along to synaptic and install KDE from there. Unfortunately, every time I do I hate it, but have you ever tried removing it? It just trashes my system and I finish up reinstalling from scratch.
On the plus side, I managed to boot to a working (sort of) system long enough to recover configuration files etc. to a separate drive. Started the reinstall at midnight, and watched the tail end of Father Ted on the newly installed system from 1am - all drivers, software and customisations back in place where they should be :)
Now, you can't reinstall Windows and your software that quickly or that easily :evil:
Steve
Sorry to dissapoint but I have re-installed Windows 7 with all drivers and apps that I use in 40 minutes. :santa2:
What, both apps, Alf.? ;)
HO HO HO B Ah Humbug. :evil: ;D
;D
Merry Christmas, Alf. :santa2:
So Steve I take you think there is no place like Gnome :out:
:grn:
:ithank: