GNOME baby all the way....

i didnt realize everyone was so snotty in here....could u at least direct me to the right place to ask my questions then???...im just a freakin college student tryin to study for an exam...why dont u hop down from ur thrown and help a brotha out...wow...snob

Hey! cool it down! The forums are nicely organized, and there's a programming forum! Post you inquiry as another thread and please try to stick to the topic of any given thread... That was the sense of the other reply.

Recommendation :
High time this topic got locked ..

All crap being posted in here , and nobody in a spirit to agree to other. ..
Guys , this is poor linux spirit. ....

Grow and let grow , no fights in here for TUX sake...
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Hello I am a new/ novice Linuxuser:
> I installed Linux fedura, on my laptop(sony modelPCG-K33 vaio)
> right now I am only with Linux fedora, without windows xp, I have
some important data on my windows xp,
> how do I remove linux and then install it correctly?



thanks

p.s what distribution is a better choice for Laptop, and pentium 4 PC?

my email: mortezart@yahoo.com

why have you gatecrashed someone elses thread? if you have your own question, ask it in your own thread.

While I have ridden in on the back of the short bus, where the hell was the Enlightenment choice?

in Window Managers

Enlightenment is not a DE per se, but rather a Window Manager, so the option is there. Pretty much any WM can be used as a DE, but is not quite a DE, like KDE, GNOME or XFCE.

Don't Lie
Enlightenment is a complete Desktop Environment now. (DR17)

http://www.enlightenment.org/Enlightenment/DR17/

WM, DE...same difference

I have just switched from kde to Xfce. Fast, simple, powerfull enough to get the job done, it is what I like!

My favorite desktop environment is GNOME right now. But GNOME needs improvement, and KDE mostly has everything down. I like GNOME's OS X-like interface better though. KDE is more geared towards former Windows users, Konqueror's UI reminds me a lot of IE's, for instance.

Right now I prefer KDE, unfortunately I am a former Windows-user. However I really want to check out Enlightenment but I didn't want to DLoad the Beta or an unstable version of DR17 and I don't know yet that I'm willing to base my judgement on Enlightenment on DR16. My only issue with KDE is that without index files it's near impossible to apply any customizations such as Splash Screens, Icon Packs, Window Skins, and so on. If someone wants to help me out on that, I would greatly appreciate the E-Mail, just state in the subject line that you're responding to my post in LinuxQuestions.org .

I use KDE at the moment,I love KDE .