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It seems like to every post I was answering: "Well, ..." so this one is no exception.
Well, you are going to kill that mighty with KDE anyway, so my answer-question is why bother installing KDE? The bottom line: KDE choke this beauty in seconds, your mouse will act as if it were under LSD. Get some real windowmanager installed - *box (it is not spelled as Starbucks, but it sounds the same ) - hackedbox, fluxbox, blackbox are keywords.
nope, actually in the slack source tree from install CD enlightenmnet is in the gnome directory, but it needs neither gnome nor kde - it has support for KDE and gnome apps though if you, aparently, install the pigs, but you can just hack up these particular apps w/o installing the whole thing - I mean KDE or Gnome, but you might be right about something like this - for instance galeon requires gnome libs + more gnome goop installed, so they put as their requirements gnome, so in order for you to install galeon only you must install the whole gnome crap. Konqueror might be the same in regards to KDE, I don't know I don't use it. So if you plan to install KDE just for a sake of couple of KDE apps then I guess you have to be patient while your baby installs all of the KDE poop.
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