Roy Schestowitz wrote:
> __/ [ hanumizzle@xxxxxxxxx ] on Friday 07 July 2006 16:56 \__
>
>> Roy Schestowitz wrote:
>>> http://sreidtech.wordpress.com/2006/07/06/10-things-i-love-about-kde/
>>>
>>> ,----[ Quote ]
>>> | (The list in brevity):
>>> |
>>> | 1. KIOSlaves
>>> |
>>> | 2. Krusader
>>> |
>>> | 3. YaKuake
>>> |
>>> | 4. Respect
>>> |
>>> | 5. KMyMoney
>>> |
>>> | 6. KDevelop
>>> |
>>> | 7. The Simple Things
>>> |
>>> | 8. It's About Choice Too
>>> |
>>> | 9. You Don't Get Functionality Like This Just Anywhere, You Know
>>> |
>>> | 10. Outlook Killer? Okay!
>>> `----
>>
>> What I love about KDE most is pointing out to vi fans who trot out
>> nonsense about Emacs memory consumption that kedit and kate actually
>> consume more memory than Emacs (at least FSF) by default.
>>
>> (Oh, and 2 dozen buffers reload in about 5 seconds on my shitty box.)
>
> Kedit seems to be deprecated. It appears to me as though kwrite has become
> its successor in the K desktop environment.
What I like about Kwrite is that pretends to be a simple
text editor, but when you open scripts or files belonging to
programming languages like C, it displays it in full glorious
highlighted colourful text.
The feature list is a lot longer than that, but it looks and
functions so much like an un-assuming text editor.
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