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Tux Arena: "Dolphin's goal is to offer as much as possible functionality while also keeping lightweight and fast. And yes, it does it perfectly well."

dwasifar's daily gripe: "Regular visitors have already read about my ongoing experiment with Kubuntu.

To recap, I'm a little worried about where Gnome is going, and want to be ready to switch desktop environments if need be."

Ubuntu User: "And yes, I'm just the sort of person who likes to mess with Alphas, so I downloaded the Kubuntu and Ubuntu versions, for the sheer unparalleled joy of seeing what's new under the hood.

The big news is no more HAL..."

Ghacks: "Now you may be saying to yourself: “Why don't I just install Kubuntu and be done with it? That's a good question.

The answer? Most new users have no idea that Kubuntu even exists and will have already installed the GNOME-based Ubuntu."

IT News Today: "For the longest time, Kubuntu has reigned supreme as the master of all of my PC's. Unfortunately, version 9.04 was one of the worst releases in its history and for the first time I started to look for greener pastures."

Cyber Cynic: "Some, like Canonical divide it into two separate distributions, Ubuntu for GNOME and Kubuntu for KDE, but they seldom offer a default choice.

OpenSUSE. however, is taking that plunge and it's decided on KDE."

LinuxPlanet: "After almost two years of relying on Kubuntu and Ubuntu, your editor has had enough. Farewell faithful *buntus, hello and welcome PCLinuxOS.

Will PCLinuxOS work out better? Will I pine for the good old alliterative animal days? Will I become dissatisfied with PCLinuxOS and swap it out for something else?

Is any Linux good enough?"

I seldom try an Alpha release of Kubuntu, and if I did, I would load it on my trusty "for testing only" old ThinkPad.

But, I managed to screw up KDE on my ASUS "I usually use it on the road" laptop. Maybe it was time.

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