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List:       kde-user
Subject:    Re: Doco on how to install KDE 2.0 : for the rest of us
From:       David <ramonsdk () web ! de>
Date:       2000-09-10 19:21:51
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At 22:14 06.09.00 -0500, you wrote:
>UPDATE: KDE2 to be released the END of OCTOBER.
>Still better than m'soft announce-release dates.:-))
>Ken
>
>
>paul.c.leopardi@ac.com wrote:
>
>-- 
>If Windows IS the answer, Then it
>must have been a DUMB question!
>---=== ICQ#--275 14 825 ===---

	Hi !

		Replying to your footnote mainly: The question was: Give me an OS that
installs in 20 Minutes and that almost anybody in the computer world can
operate. It didn't take me long to get things goingin Windoze, but I'm
always trapped in Linux, but that's not a Linux problem, it is that the
docu I find is most of the time english only (for good reasons) and assumes
to much knowledge (I don't seem to have enough).
	I do not say Windoze is the better system, hell no, but if one wants to
get things going then Windoze is defenitely a good start. Just that is has
some disadvantages like price, size, stability, security holes.........but
it has one major advantage, it is easy, comes along in many languages (yes,
linux too, but not with all the docus translated, maybe I should start
doing that and stop complaining) and one can do stuff withit even being
dumb as a doorknob.
	I'm working as software supported for Windows based software
packages....thanks Bill, the people only need to click, much more would be
a serious problem. Hmmmm, sorry for discussing that on a KDE-user list, I'm
just tired of the Windows-is-shit thing. Use the OS that suits best the
situation - and that is not always Linux.

			Have a great time, no matter what u feed ur puter with,

					Dave
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