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Re: KDE at CeBIT 2001
by truth-speaker on Wednesday 14/Mar/2001, @07:52

Yeah, you will show that KDE is not self dependent for administration and not meant for administrator s. only it is meant for dumb ex-windows users. A Unix Desktop Environment is dependent on other desktop's utilities! what a shame!

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Re: KDE at CeBIT 2001
by me on Wednesday 14/Mar/2001, @08:15

someone please mark this one as "IDIOT"

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Re: KDE at CeBIT 2001
by KDE User on Wednesday 14/Mar/2001, @08:21

I do kinda wish we had DrakeConf for KDE, but you should see Caldera's KDE admin tools for OpenLinux. They should be ported to KDE 2.1 in the next OpenLinux. Also look at the kdeadmin package!

http://webcvs.kde.org/cgi-bin/cvsweb.cgi/kdeadmin/

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Re: KDE at CeBIT 2001
by kdeFan on Wednesday 14/Mar/2001, @09:23

It's funny that you would claim that kde is for "dumb ex-windows users" because it doesn't have many gui sysadmin tools, while so many sysadmins scoff at using such tools. They say gui tools are for dumb ex-winnt users. I don't agree, but I do find it a bit ironic.

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