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e_eagle@xxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
> UBUNTU!
>
> What the difference or what do I get if I go KUBUNTU instead of UBUNTU?
>
> Eldon
> e_eagle@xxxxxxxxxxx
>
>
You get different integrated apps, different default look and behavior.
Or, you could do what some have done and install both if you have the
room. The main difference is the KDE window mangler. You may want to
visit these sites to see differences.
KDE screenshots
http://www.kde.org/screenshots/
Gnome screenshots
http://art.gnome.org/screenshots/
KDE apps
http://kde-apps.org/
Gnome apps
http://www.gnomefiles.org/
Keep in mind that you can run KDE apps in Ubuntu, and Gnome apps in
Kubuntu. Synaptic is perfectly capable of installing (for example)
Amarok and whatever dependencies it has in Ubuntu even though it is a
Kubuntu app.
My advice is to try them both, if possible.
~Lorin
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