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Hello
I have Slackware linux 10.1 and when I install dropline gnome it says that 10.1 is not supported by Gnome. Should I force the Install or go with KDE.
I also have a couple more questions what does gnome have over KDE or KDE have or gnome. I have been using KDE and really like it. Dropline gnome is for slackware. Why what is good about dropline over normal Gnome.
Thanks guys.
I love Gnome, but don't use it on my main desktop box. (I use Windowmaker and KDE there)
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I suggest just playing with it, and seeing how it treats you. I mean, we can talk about the strong points of each till the end of time but in the end, it's up to your opinion -- not ours.
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