After takin' a swig o' grog, Erik Funkenbusch belched out this bit o' wisdom:
>>| Windows XP desktop is more of a "one size fits all" or "any color as long
>>| as it is black" desktop. One with limited features. Some people may not
>>| mind that; I do. Surprisingly, I have yet to find any feature in WinXP
>>| that made me say "Wow! I wish KDE could do that."
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>> http://www.osugisakae.com/writings/lin2winxp/linux2winxp_1.html
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>> Very detailed, well-reasoned, and filled with screenshots to serve as backing
>> proof.
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> Ok, but the reverse is also true. I've never seen a feature in KDE that
> made me say "I wish XP could do that". In fact, I can't think of a feature
> of KDE that XP can't do, either natively or with an add-in.
You mean "a lot of add-ins".
This from the guy who till recently disliked tabbed browsing, and still
doesn't like virtual screens.
Sour grapes.
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