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My first full day of using Gnome. I have to say So far I am liking it. A few things on my mind so far: Evolution is nice and clean and setting it up is a breeze. I've noticed when inserting a DVD, it automatically plays. I don't think I've seen that since my windows days. rythembox works with radio stations and lastFM without any hassle. I always had a hassle with Amarok. For some reason, Fonts look so much better. I have no clue why, but they do. When I insert an external device such as a USB stick, it opens instead of an icon on the toolbar where you have to click on the icon, then click on the device then choose what to open it with. When pushing the eject button on the cd-rom, it actually opens. I've had this problem with KDE for quite some time so this really stood out to me. Anyway, I am not knocking KDE, but I have noticed a whole lot more attention to usability and detail in Gnome (I can't say much for stability yet), where KDE seems to throw every feature in whether it works or not. Maybe it's just me, but after about 12 years of using KDE, I'm starting to think otherwise. I'll have more on my experiences later. I'm pretty sure I'll find some downsides to Gnome But so far I've found nothing. -- Blessings David M.
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