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I have not really had any issues with KDE when I have installed the OS from Kubuntu, but I have had issues in Gnome. That's why I've posted the question. I do also use Mepis and it works great.

Pat and Link were talking on last nights show (#189) that they typically install Ubuntu and then, using apt-get, install KDE. I usually download and install Kubuntu and if I want to put Gnome on (which I really don't use much) I do it via apt-get. I was wondering is there some advantage in installin...

I am over 30, in fact over 40. Unfortunately I have to say that there are a lot of unethical things that happen in business. You really don't always know who is telling the truth. It is hard to find a company that is not unethical at times (I wish this were not true). If your friend was older he may...

I can't say Dan didn't warn us, but that song from the end of last nights show was in very bad taste considering what happened earlier this week. You guys can do better than that.

Got it from the main page. I usually download it from the feedburner site. Thanks for the quick reply Patrick.

Right now. If you attempt to download the file is empty (1 KB) or if you follow the link it gives you a 404 error. I am accessing it from the following page:
http://feeds.feedburner.com/TheLinuxLin ... vorbisFeed

I usually don't get to listen to show live due to other commitments on Wednesday evenings. Are you guys aware that this morning (Thursday 4/12) the Ogg and Mp3 links from last nights show are bad?

When you interview Warren tonight can you ask him what the status is about him moving Mepis to another city? See if you can get an idea of what his list of finalists is. I had commented on the Mepis blog and was just curious as to how that was going.

Most of the non-geeks that I know who just use a computer for certain tasks, are overwhelmed with all the choices we have in Linux. My wife, for example just wants things to work for the five or six things she uses a computer for. She really doesn't care if it's Gnome, KDE, Xfce or whatever. When we...