Gnome or KDE going forward in RHEL

Discussion in 'Cadence' started by Nicolas, Aug 21, 2007.

  1. Nicolas

    Nicolas Guest

    Hi Senior Cadence AE's:

    What is Cadence's preference going forward in terms of WMs with dfII?
    Is Gnome preferred over KDE? The AEs that visit us and run the latest
    and greatest IC6.1 seem to prefer KDE, as do we. However I hear from
    our internal digital groups that their Cadence AE's are pushing for
    Gnome.

    thanks!
    Nicolas
     
    Nicolas, Aug 21, 2007
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  2. Nicolas

    sudheer Guest

    Gnome is known to be less resource hungry than KDE
    Since KDE id written in object oriented languages
    this could be the rreason
     
    sudheer, Sep 7, 2007
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  3. Gnome sucks, KDE rules. Of course, Cadence has to "recomend" Gnome. I
    know from their support that KDE is used internally. If Gnome is such
    a ruler, why do guys like me bother to make effort to change? I want
    the convenience of KDE, not the speed of Gnome (if Gnome is such a
    speedier desktop, I don't know) AND I think this resource talk is from
    way back in time. From my experience with my colleagues, there are
    only disadvantages with Gnome compared to KDE in my eyes. They don't
    bother to do those two extra clicks in gdm to get the real thing, and
    when they complain about stuff, my quote is: "won't happen with KDE"
     
    Svenn Are Bjerkem, Sep 7, 2007
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  4. I don't think Cadence makes any kind of recommendation for Gnome. Probably you
    could say the same about KDE. I think we try to be agnostic about this. Certain
    individual AEs may have their own preferences of course...

    Personally I prefer KDE - and since lots of apps (Cadence included) are using
    Qt, and KDE is built using Qt, there seems a synergy there.

    Both window managers have their problems (I still miss the true virtual desktop
    that fvwm2 had - but it's easier for me to standardize on something a bit more
    common these days).

    Regards,

    Andrew.
     
    Andrew Beckett, Sep 16, 2007
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