Really? I remember trying that at one point. and it still had the ugly-ass Konqueror customizations.Wally Balljacker wrote:They only make changes to Kubuntu. If you install Ubuntu, and then install KDE aferwards, it's just a stock Debian KDE desktop.Tsuroerusu wrote:Ubuntu has also done some customizations to KDE that I, personally, just can't stand, like how they set up the toolbars in Konqueror and the background in the file manager.Linc wrote:I'll keep that in mind as I explore a bit. I will say this though, I really notice the difference between Sackware and Ubuntu using KDE. Not that there wasn't a difference before but I was using 2 different GUI's. Now I am using the same kde on both types of Linux and kde+slackware@1ghz has few dificulties keeping up with kde+Ubuntu@3ghz.
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I installed KDE on Ubuntu a few weeks ago, and it was just a regular Debian desktop, complete with the same wallpaper that you get with a Debian proper installation. There might have been a few tweaks, but I didn't notice anything significant. It looked stock to me, minus the wallpaper.Tsuroerusu wrote:Really? I remember trying that at one point. and it still had the ugly-ass Konqueror customizations.Wally Balljacker wrote:They only make changes to Kubuntu. If you install Ubuntu, and then install KDE aferwards, it's just a stock Debian KDE desktop.Tsuroerusu wrote: Ubuntu has also done some customizations to KDE that I, personally, just can't stand, like how they set up the toolbars in Konqueror and the background in the file manager.