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After some time with suse, I decided to try Kubuntu 8.04. After a week of installation, I noticed that some folders were added to my home dir that I did not create such as: addons, lang, manifests, runtime, uninstalled, user profiles. All these dirs are empty. Is that a normal thing for ubuntu distros? In suse, no such thing happens. Thanks.
Which is your home directory?
/home/
/home/user/
/home/user/Desktop/
/home/user/.kde/
Whichever it'd be, i've none of those directories...
Where did you get Kubuntu from?
What did you do to spend a entire week for installing it? (it's almost automatic for me)
About the installation, I meant that after the installation was done, a week has passed by, meaning I have been using kubuntu for a week.
I went to the ubuntu website and used the option to download the torrent rather than from the site since torrents are faster.
The only thing I installed myself was wine,flash,xine, mlayer, and compiz-fusion. I upgraded the system 2 times from the package manager for security and upgrades.
I am sure java was installed automatically when I installed the system.
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