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Depends what you want for SuSE theres always the built in Yast and other packages for SuSE can be found at RPM find. Sources can be found allover, usually freshmeat and sourceforge list most of everthing, and google is always your friend here as well.
For kde theres also KDE Apps there probably something similar for GNOME as well.
sourceforge is a great place to look, or your distros package manager (YAST).
www.kde-apps.org http://www.gnomefiles.org/ are nice to browse through, find some interesting stuff. I'd get to know what you already have first, spend some time with all the apps in the menu or in /bin etc.
Distribution: learning SuSE10.0 windows xp home and soon windows vista
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great links loved em..ill try to get a little spacific now..i see screenshots of really cool lookin desktops with like things like clock and news and stuff on the desktops..where do i download stuff like that..
Distribution: learning SuSE10.0 windows xp home and soon windows vista
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http://netdragon.sourceforge.net/ssuperkaramba.html i went there..thats exactly what im lookin for thanks..but i duno how to install it(had linuux for 1 day.) i press open in firefox downloads..and just a text box opens asking saveas? cancel..i duno how to exacute it... :-(
Download the file (when it comes up with the windows, click download, not run)
After you do that, open a terminal, extract the tarball (run man tar to see a list of possible extensions). after you do that, run ./configure, after that's done, run make.. then (as root) run make install.
and you should be done.
Does your distro not have a package for it in it's repos?
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