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I thought I'd post a thread containg the KDE, Gnome and Xfce Resource websites for our members.
Please post any other good resources you'd like to see on the list.
KDE
KDE Main - http://www.kde.org/
KDE Apps - http://www.kde-apps.org/
KDE Look - http:...
Started by itshondo on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at overclockers):
You got it-
UnseenMenace - any chance you could change the thread title to "KDE, Gnome and Xfce to "KDE, Gnome and Xfce Resources" please?
your wish is my command Thank You Sir!
Do have any good sites specific to X, unlike....
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Hello everyone,
I've been using Fedora 15 for a couple months now. After a while I decided to try Xfce which I installed using yum. Everything worked out quite well and I could switch from one to the other simply by logging out.
Then I decided to remove...
Started by jpaul on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at fedoraforum):
What does with this....
Now, if you remove xfce, you probably removed some dependencies gnome would require to run.
Groupinstall "Xfce" AFAIK, the 'problem' is, xfce is/was based on gnome, so they share many dependencies.
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As title. I want to copy all output in terminal and save to a file for further analysis.
Started by arsane on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at superuser):
The tilde ( ~ ) signifies your home directory, so the file output.txt will be under your home folder containing... .
Redirect it to a file:
$ example-command > ~/output.txt
Where example-command is the command that is producing the output you want to save .
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I have recently switched from Gnome to Xfce on Ubuntu 9.04.
In Gnome, the first time I entered the passphrase, it prompted me to save the passphrase.
In Xfce however, I am prompted for the passphrase every time I connect.
Is there a simple way to save...
Started by Alasdair on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at superuser):
Use ssh-agent and ssh-add ?.
The one GNOME uses originally.
Of remembering: e.g.
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I was able to somehow manage logging into xfce and remove unity and the gnome panel. But I notice that there are still elements of gnome running in my system. This is what I see when I do ps ax | grep gnome.
492 ? SLl 0:00 /usr/bin/gnome-keyring-daemon...
Started by javascriptninja on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at linuxquestions):
It appears that several of those are dependencies of Gnome-Do of those are dependencies of Gnome....
The same way you can add Xfce components listed to be sure it is safe to remove.
You will get the list of all gnome stuff installed.
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I installed sabayon 7 xfce version but i dident like it but i very mutch liked how the xfce config looks like the gnome classic like this:
i am talking about the two panels down and up, how could i possibly make crunchbang 10 xfce version look just like...
Started by gyyug78fg87ogguiioioioioi on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at ubuntuforums):
Go + XFCE (Sabayon is based on Gentoo, you should be able to get exactly the same) Other than.
Applet where do i add that code then? The XFCE panels have pretty good graphical settings tools.
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I've been using Gnome and XFCE as my development environment for the last 2 years and randomly switch between the 2. For some reason I keep coming back to XFCE though. Maybe it's just because it's more responsive. Am I missing out on anything by giving...
Started by Gren on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at superuser):
Since I try out Gnome and KDE every sixIn my personal....
And it keeps getting better and better.
Initially, Xfce worked for me.
As a long time Fedora user, I go through an evaluation of Gnome, KDE and XFCE on a regular basis.
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Gaming/Graphics Performance On Unity, GNOME, KDE, Xfce Phoronix: Gaming/Graphics Performance On Unity, GNOME, KDE, Xfce
It is going on a year since showing how Unity, Compiz, GNOME Shell & KWin affect graphics/gaming performance, so here is an updated...
Started by phoronix on
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Looks like it's second only to XFCE in most the gnome 3 ....
Looks like it's second only to XFCE by benmoran Wow, Gnome Shell is doing pretty damn good.
Wow, Gnome Shell is doing pretty damn good.
They're both dark red.
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I used to have the caps lock and control swapped in GNOME, but when I upgraded to Ubuntu 9.04 I also changed my desktop environment to Xfce. I have the following line in my xorg.conf:
Option "XkbOptions" "ctrl:nocaps"
But that doesn't seem to make a difference...
Started by Marcel Levy on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at serverfault):
If you plan on using any GNOME apps, GNOME has some assumptions about which keys have keys?
I ended up....
Xfce should be the same as GNOME and all the entire keys.
Funky layout, and I might need to muck around with it a bit .
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Hello everyone,
I am, as the title says, a refugee from Gnome 3. It isn't that it does not look nice or that it does not have some nice features. With some of the extensions, it has actually been not too bad an experience (I absolutely hated it at first...
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at xfce):
Thanks very much to the Xfce team for offering realistic alternatives Xfce so much in Xubuntu....
To like Gnome 3, but I just couldn't, and Xfce clicked for me straight away; I already like it better than I ever did Gnome 2.
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