On 7 Jan 2000, Martin Steigerwald wrote:

> > > - The NetBSD on the Amiga Unix Compendium CD comes with compiled KDE
> > >   packages, Linux m68k does not. Important for the user IMHO!
> 
> >  Yes, as KDE is crap :-)
> 
> Then whats about Gnome?
> 
> Point is KDE is quite a comfortable GUI system for Unix IMHO and Gnome - I
> did not see recent versions - also looked quite promising.

Both KDE and Gnome are waaaay too big and slow for m68k.

> Users usually want such stuff... They are not "vi" hackers. Most of them I
> guess ;-).

Both NetBSD and Linux are fringe OSes, unless you know what to use them
for, there is little point installing them. If all you want is a cool
desktop, and a handfull of apps I suggest staying with amiga OS. If the
intention is to learn unix/netbsd/linux then go for it, but be prepared
to read manuals alot, unix are for literal active people. 


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