A Second Taste of KDE: Laptop Flavor
Although KDE 4.1 was not ready for my multi-headed desktop, I eventually realized I could give it a shot on my laptop. Since my laptop is practically a thin-client for my desktop right now, I can be a little more daring with it.
Most of the initial stuff I will try to figure out myself first before I go-a-Googling. Hopefully this will work and help convince me that KDE is a well-designed DE choice. It also might allow an insight or two from someone who is new to KDE.
Initial Installation
First thing I decided was I was just going to remove GNOME altogher this time and put up KDE. As I said, there isn’t anything important on my laptop right now, so I can take that chance.
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