[svlug] sid, amd64 and kde (but also gnome)

Rick Moen rick at linuxmafia.com
Mon Mar 6 13:15:32 PST 2006


Quoting Ivan Sergio Borgonovo (mail at webthatworks.it):

[Skipping matters on which I have nothing useful to say, and in many
cases have zero relevant experience.]

> I noticed that even kde packages seems newer on ubuntu than on
> kubuntu. Maybe just cos ubuntu released later. But anyway I got the
> impression that ubuntu is more community supported so it looks more
> solid, uptodate etc...
>
> At a first sight at distrowatch kubuntu is missing a lot of packages
> and ubuntu seems more "updated".  

Unless I'm missing something really important, Ubuntu and Kubuntu are
the _same_ distribution:  All KDE packages for the joint distribution
are produced by the KDE sub-team, all GNOME packages by the Ubuntu
(GNOME) sub-team, etc.  (I refer to the packages in the package
repositories; what's on various ISO images is whatever was available at
the time of that particular ISO's release.)

> Second... where are the "developement" iso of (k)ubuntu?   [...]
> But what about kubuntu? Where is the dapper iso?  

See:
https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-announce/2006-February/000050.html

> As I previously wrote I enjoy few kde apps ...

My opinion:  Just meet each desired app's dependencies, then run it
under any window manager you prefer.  (Views Differ<tm>.)





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