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My Compliments
by Tim on Monday 17/Apr/2006, @04:56

As far as i can tel and experience K-UBUNTU works great
I think it makes Debian usefull for those who like me
are less experienced whit linux.
The worst anemy of LINUX getting tho peoples desktop is
that everybody has his own opinion about how to deal with
a problem.
Should i work with GNOME or KDE i think, who cares it is my desktop
be happy with the posibility of being able tho choose
The British stil drive on the left side of the road,
and i am not complaining.
Leave everybody in its own value i can only say thanks to those
who develop al those beautifull things for all of us to use for free.

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Re: My Compliments
by Don on Thursday 20/Apr/2006, @02:52

Hello Tim,
You are so right my friend. Let's be thankfull to those people who have been working so hard to give us Linux (any distro),also giving us the freedom to choose between Gnome and Kde. Both desktops are really tops!
I've been switching back and forth and I can't make up my mind which is better.
So I have installed Kubuntu adding to it Ubuntu, and I have the pleasure of enjoying both since I can switch back and forth.
Variety is the spice of life, they say.

Thanks again to all those people who generously spend their time and money to give
everybody the opportunity to enter the 'Wonderful World of Linux'
A newbie

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