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The scope blows air into the intestine to inflate it and make viewing the inside easier. Colorectal transit study. This procedure shows how well food moves through the colon. The patient swallows capsules containing small markers which are visible on X-ray. The patient follows a high-fiber diet during the course of the test, and the movement of the markers through the colon is monitored with abdominal X-rays taken several times three to seven days after the capsule is swallowed. Colonoscopy. A procedure that allows the health care provider to view the entire length of the large intestine. A colonoscopy can often help identify abnormal growths, inflamed tissue, ulcers, and bleeding. It involves inserting a colonoscope, a long, flexible, lighted tube, in through the rectum up into the colon. The colonoscope allows the health care provider to see the lining of the colon, remove tissue for further examination, and possibly treat some problems that are discovered. 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Limit whole milk as directed by your health care provider. Plan to serve your child's meals on a regular schedule. Often, eating a meal will stimulate a bowel movement within 30 minutes to an hour. Serve breakfast early so your child does not have to rush off to school and miss the opportunity to have a bowel movement. Increase exercise. Increasing the amount of exercise your child gets can also help with constipation. Exercise aids digestion by helping the normal movements the intestines make to push food forward as it is digested. People who do not move around much are often constipated. Encourage your child to go outside and play rather than watch TV or engage in other indoor activities. Proper bowel habits. Have your child sit on the toilet at least twice a day for at least 10 minutes, preferably shortly after a meal. Make this time pleasant; do not scold or criticize the child if he or she is unable to have a bowel movement. Giving stickers or other small rewards, and making posters that chart your child's progress, can help motivate and encourage him or her.If these methods do not help, or if your health care provider notices other problems, he or she may recommend laxatives, stool softeners, or an enema. These products should ONLY be used with the recommendation of your child's health care provider. DO NOT use them without consulting with your child's health care provider first. What is the long-term outlook for a child with constipation? The outlook depends on what type of condition caused the constipation. Those children with diseases of the intestine, such as Hirschsprung's disease, may have chronic problems. However, most of the time, constipation is a temporary situation.


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TRAINING: I'm always training very hard, with two training sessions a day.
When and why did you start training to become a fighter? I started doing Martial Arts when I was very little, like five years old. I liked fighting and fighting movies, and I always like to brawl (laughs). In 1998 I started training Jiu-Jitsu and slowly did some Boxing and Muay Thai training as well, although Jiu-Jitsu was the main thing I was doing. When Pride was the big show in town, I would watch it on TV and thought to myself "One day I'll be doing that..." So in 2006 I made my MMA debut, more to get the feeling of it, and I ended up winning and liking the experience, so I started to pursue my dream.
What ranks and titles have you held? I'm a BJJ black belt, and while I competed in Jiu-Jitsu I was state of Sao Paulo champion on some occasions at white belt, blue belt, purple belt and brown belt level. I was a semi-finalist at the BJJ Pan-Ams at purple belt as well, and I also competed and won in Amateur Boxing. I wasn't much of a competitor early on, because I was competing only when I wanted and was training for the love of it.
Do you have any heroes? My biggest hero of all is my grandfather, who gave me all the education I have, and also taught me honesty and the good values that I carry in my life. As far as super heroes goes, I love Wolverine and Batman (laughs)
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Did you go to college and if so what degree did you earn? I started doing college for Architecture, and stopped after two years. I also did one year of Physical Education, but I stopped because I wanted to be a fighter. By the way, I also did one day of Law degree studies, but I didn't like it and stopped right away (Laughs).
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Cait,11, was trying to fall asleep when her 8-year-old brother, Doug, came into her room. He looked around a bit, but seemed really out of it.
Then Doug went back into the hallway and stood there staring up at the hall light.
Little brothers can be weird, but this was really strange. Cait didn't know what to do. Just then, Cait's father appeared and explained that Doug was sleepwalking.
Not all sleep is the same every night. We experience some deep, quiet sleep and some active sleep, which is when dreams happen. You might think sleepwalking would happen during active sleep, but a person isn't physically active during active sleep. Sleepwalking usually happens in the first few hours of sleep in the stage called slow-wave or deep sleep.
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Sleepwalkers' eyes are open, but they don't see the same way they do when they're awake and often think they're in different rooms of the house or different places altogether. Sleepwalkers tend to go back to bed on their own and they won't remember it in the morning.
Researchers estimate that up to 15% of kids sleepwalk regularly. Sleepwalking may run in families and sometimes occurs when a person is sick, has a fever, is not getting enough sleep, or is stressed.
If sleepwalking occurs frequently, every night or so, it's a good idea for your mom or dad to take you to see your doctor. But occasional sleepwalking generally isn't something to worry about, although it may look funny or even scary for the people who see a sleepwalker in action.
Although occasional sleepwalking isn't a big deal, it's important, of course, that the person is kept safe. Precautions should be taken so the person is less likely to fall down, run into something, or walk out the front door while sleepwalking.
There's no cure for sleepwalking, but the doctor can talk to you about what's happening and try to find ways to help you sleep more soundly. Most kids just grow out of sleepwalking.
For kids who sleepwalk often, doctors may recommend a treatment called scheduled awakening. This disrupts the sleep cycle enough to help stop sleepwalking. In rare cases, a doctor may prescribe medication to help someone sleep.
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The Yetties are one of England's most popular folk groups. They take their name from the Dorset village of Yetminster which was their childhood home. Their obvious love of the West Country, it's songs, stories and humour wins them friends wherever they go.
Since turning professional in 1967 their music and their enthusiasm has taken them far beyond the villages of Dorset. They have travelled extensively in Europe and, under the auspices of the British Council, have performed successfully in many countries, including Thailand, Nepal, Sri-Lanka, Malaysia, Hong Kong, Singapore, Pakistan, Sudan, India, Bangladesh, The Maldives, The Philippines, Ethiopia and Canada. They have the knack of breaking down language barriers and getting people involved in what they do. Audience participation in a Yetties show is a very important ingredient and people do join in from the word go whether they are 9 or 90.
Over the years they have recorded no less than 45 albums for different companies. Most of these have been a mixture of songs and music but they have also been involved in some other fascinating projects. Thomas Hardy (the Dorset writer and poet) was also a musician. He and his family, over several generations, collected hundreds of folk tunes. The Yetties have done two recordings Thomas Hardy's own fiddle and other Hardy family instruments. So, because of The Yetties, Hardy's violin was brought back to life and so were his favourite jigs, polkas, reels and waltzes. Another recording of which they are extremely proud is a collection of songs and stories about cricketers of the past with John Arlott.
For years they have had a regular series on BBC Radio 2 called 'Cider & Song'. They also have numerous other Radio and TV appearances to their credit. They must be about the only performers to have worked on BBC Radios 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5.
Despite all this The Yetties have never lost their genuine feeling for the countryside. They now live in Sherborne (just a few miles from Yetminster) and they draw on their personal experiences of country life for their concert programme. Some of the songs they sing recall what life was like when they were kids helping the farmers at harvest time, scrumping when the farmers weren't looking, raiding the hedges, fields and woods for food and eating rabbit for practically every meal. They talk of village characters and village occasions and create the atmosphere of the village social.
The Yetties represent the heart and soul of England, which is still there if you dig deep enough. Modern technology has changed our life styles a tremendous amount but people don't change that rapidly they still, given the chance, like a good old sing-along of a Saturday night.


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LWE Wrapup
Rob Kaper and myself have collaborated on a summary of the happenings at last week's LinuxWorld Expo. We tell you what really took place at the most fabulous booth at the show <grin>. And don't forget to check out Rob's extended and hilarious picture gallery of the event!
KDE Report: LinuxWorld Conference and Expo 2001
KDE Project Shows Off KDE 2.2 and KOffice 1.1 at LWE 2001 (San Francisco, CA)
Rob Kaper and Andreas Pour
September 4, 2001
San Francisco, CA, USA
The KDE Project used the occasion of
KDE was represented by Bay Area locals Jim Blomo, Jason Katz-Brown and
One of the highlights of the event was the announcement that KDE had won the
Over the three days that the exhibition was open, many visitors were seen
Demonstrating the kio_audiocd plugin with the flair of a magician
Interest from the media was also intense. Andreas was forced to purchase
One of the most frequently asked questions at the booth was the
Some other frequently heard requests were for CD's with KDE installed
A photo impression of the event and the KDE booth made by Rob Kaper is available here.
Please, a standard installation of KDE
> I think it would be realy cool if TheKompany.com came out with its own version of KDE
O please, no... It's enough complex now with as many KDE as distros...
I don't speak about the compilation mode, but about the name of directories used and so...
I have read yesterday that for compiling a KDE app on Mandrake 8.0, it is necessary to do something like export KDEDIR=/usr/ What a foolish thing !! If Mandrake don't know how to install KDE, I wish that the KDE team explain how to do...
I repeat (sorry...) : the definition of a standard installation of KDE would be very useful for all the users.
By Alain at Thu, 2001/09/06 - 5:00am
Re: KDE vs GNOME
KParts is not something unique to KDE.
Btw. Ximian and The Kompany should not be compared too much. All of Ximians products are GPL, The Kompany makes proprietary products, which is fine, but
By Gaute Lindkvist at Thu, 2001/09/06 - 5:00am
Re: KDE vs GNOME
Yes, but Ximian's main buisness is GNOME, while KDE is not Trolltech's work.
By John Porter at Thu, 2001/09/06 - 5:00am
Re: KDE vs GNOME
Also remember that Ximian has a lot of influence on the GNOME core development. TheKompany just make applications.
By Loranga at Fri, 2001/09/07 - 5:00am
Re: KDE vs GNOME
1. how is Galeon better than Konqueror?
By John Porter at Thu, 2001/09/06 - 5:00am
Re: KDE vs GNOME
Galeon better than Konqueror:
Konqueror does have some neato features like more elegant cookie-handling and
KMail does have some better features like Outlook-importing.
Is it really that hard to see that some things are actually better in GNOME?
By Gaute Lindkvist at Fri, 2001/09/07 - 5:00am
Re: KDE vs GNOME
Galeon better than Konqueror:
Opening konqueror inside KDE takes no time at all. And I think khtml is faster than gecko because like IE, it progressivly renders the page.
2. Better and more solid rendering.
Maybe. But not for 99% of most sites. The other 1% are nonstandard, sites with buggy HTML that Konqueror wants to avoid (such as sites with the tags), but could support if it wanted to. I think the next release of KDE will fix most of these issues.
3. Better support for plugins and java
I think you have this the other way around.
4. Better handling of bookmarks (including the great auto-bookmarks feature
I would not say better, the auto-bookmarks feature is nice.. But I like the bookmarks in the extended sidebar of Konqueror better.
5. A fantastic feature in which you specify the default downloading-directory in your configuration, and never have to deal with the whole "save as"-dialog
You can specify the default downloading directory in Konqueror too. The avoiding save as feature sounds cool tho. However, does galeon have the ability to drag links to directories to save them? I think not.
6. Optional tabbed-browsing
Yeah, I wish Konqueror had this.
Konqueror does have some neato features like more elegant cookie-handling and
Evolution better than KMail:
That's quite subjective. In fact, I hate libgal (helixcode/ximian's widgets). Whole Evolution tries to be Outlook Express 5.0, KMail tries to be like PegususMail/Eudora/and Outlook Express 4.0. I think that is a huge difference there.
2. Faster
Seem same speed to me.
3. Included groupware
Again, this isn't the goal of KMail. Those features can be put into other apps.
4. Incredibly elegant filter-handling
So is KMail's.
5. Incredibly elegant integration with GPG
So is KMail's.
6. Great search-features
So is KMail's.
KMail does have some better features like Outlook-importing.
Actually, several other distros give you great updating tools. Mandrake and SuSE seem to be filled with KDE users, and they do.
Besides, redcarpet always has old packages (from my experience).
Yes, but.. they do not work reliably under many circumstances.
Is it really that hard to see that some things are actually better in GNOME?
1. true
By Cory Johnson at Fri, 2001/09/07 - 5:00am
Re: KDE vs GNOME
> Opening konqueror inside KDE takes no time at all. And I think khtml is faster than gecko because like IE, it progressivly renders the page.
Sorry, but that was a poor statement. :)
> 2. Better and more solid rendering.
Here you (Cory) are right. I was impressed by the latest KHTML versions, it mostly renders "reallife" websites even better than Gecko. Partly because KHTML supports a lot of proprietory IE tags (Gecko does not).
> 3. Better support for plugins and java
Yep, I think Konqueror has better plugin support... I don't know about Java though, I rarely use it.
> I would not say better, the auto-bookmarks feature is nice.. But I like the bookmarks in the extended sidebar of Konqueror better.
It's a matter of taste of course, but Galeon really has a lot of amazing bookmark features. Like the "smart bookmarks". For example you can show those smart bookmarks in a toolbar and they will show up with an input box. You can insert text there and it's used as part of the bookmark. There are so many features, it's unbelievable. :) It really shows that the Galeon developers spend their WHOLE time on the GUI (nothing else).
> You can specify the default downloading directory in Konqueror too. The avoiding save as feature sounds cool tho. However, does galeon have the ability to drag links to directories to save them? I think not.
That works with Konqueror? Let me see...
> Yeah, I wish Konqueror had this.
Agreed, Tabbes are the number one feature of Galeon. Never saw them implemented that great.
I don't comment all those mailer questions. It's a matter of taste. Evolution IS great. But KMail is great as well. While KMail is clean and simple, Evolution is powerfull and has some very neat features which makes your life easier.
> Because it lacks a stable compartment architecture that is in use by many apps.
Is "compartment" a mixture between "component" and "parts"? ;)
IMHO KDE and Gnome are too different, to be compared in a "A is better than B" way. Like GNU/Linux and Windows or XFree and DirectFB.
By Spark at Fri, 2001/09/07 - 5:00am
Re: KDE vs GNOME
It'd be neat to have tabbed browsing in Konqueror, but if you really want/like tabbed browsing, use Opera. It's tabbing is a bit more advanced than Galeon's is (mainly because it has the ability to have a unified workspace as well).
As for the rest of us who actually have the screen real estate (like most people), we'll use konqueror or mozilla.
By Matthew Clark at Sat, 2001/09/08 - 5:00am
Re: KDE vs GNOME
Oh no, how stupid (sorrysorry!).
It's obvious, that you never worked with the latest versions of Galeon.
By Spark at Sat, 2001/09/08 - 5:00am
Re: KDE vs GNOME
Why does Galeon provide faster download speeds when I use gnome compared to KDE?
Any input would be greatly appreciated.
By Josh at Fri, 2002/09/13 - 5:00am
Re: KDE vs GNOME
Who knows if the test is accurate?
I'm on WinXP atm, and with ie6, I get 1 megabits per second (127.6 kilobytes per second), and on moz 1.1, I get 1.2 megabits per second (141.1 kilobytes per second).
With the second trial, I get 902.6 kilobits per second/110.2 kilobytes per second IE6, and 810.4 kilobits per second/98.9 kilobytes per second with Mozilla 1.1.
By dc at Fri, 2002/09/13 - 5:00am
Re: KDE vs GNOME
I have to deal with the very untrue parts here first:
By Gaute Lindkvist at Sat, 2001/09/08 - 5:00am
Re: KDE vs GNOME
Your computer must be on crack or something.
1. It's a bitch getting java to work in mozilla or galeon.
By Cory Johnson at Sat, 2001/09/08 - 5:00am
Re: KDE vs GNOME
It is simple to get java to work in Mozilla... it might not have a GUI-tool, but it is easy. The problem is that the GUI-interface for selecting java-vm in Konqueror has never worked _at all_ for me.
ln -s /pathtojavavmplugin /pathtomozilla/plugins
Thats it, and it works perfectly.
Anyhow, even if I misunderstood the plugin-issue, Mozilla/Galeon still renders better, has better support for current and coming standards (like xml), and gecko does not hang bad as khtml sometimes does. The only big issues where khtml is better is anti-aliasing (but AFAIK Mozilla can be compiled with Qt for the same result), and memory-consumption (and not a big difference here).
By Gaute Lindkvist at Sat, 2001/09/08 - 5:00am
Re: KDE vs GNOME
Somebody's computer has been smoking way too much crack.
Konqueror's plugin support is excellent, although it is at most on par with Galeon's. Flash works wonderfully in Konqueror. Those of you who think Konqueror has problems with Java, y'all must be trippin'. Because I use the latest 1.4 beta java plugin with both browsers and Konqueror actually loads it faster. Believe it or not. I play Yahoo games quite a bit so I know what I'm saying.
Oh yeah, and startup speed. Apparently those who use Gnome or some other WM complain that Konqueror's start up is slow. Answer: because when you load up Konqueror (or any other kde app for that matter) in an environment other than kde, it has to run the kdeinit scripts and some other stuff first to get its act together. It's a testimony to the beautiful component integration that exists in KDE...once that whole engine is started up, everything else loads up pretty quickly. For me, first time I load up Konqueror takes about 2-3 seconds. Any other KDE application after that loads up almost instantly.
I don't even worry about that as much as the application's speed/responsiveness. I find Konqueror to be a many times more responsive than Galeon (which means it responds to button clicks and stuff like that pretty much instantaneously). That is why I still prefer Qt to GTK+, because it simply seems to be better designed and faster responding. And KDE's component architecture also appears for me to be more responsive and quicker than GNOME's in all my experience with both environments. No further comments about that.
And I don't fathom what some of you folks are saying about bloatishness. I personally find many gnome applications to feel more "bloatish" than KDE applications. KDE feels mature, stable and responsive. Gnome always feels like an obese beta beast in most of its apps .. Galeon, GIMP, Evolution, etc. So I don't know what the heck you fellas are talking about.
Speaking of Galeon, I agree with that previous comment saying that tabs are its best feature. If there's anything I would really miss in Galeon, it's the tabs. Opera's tabs suck. Galeon's tabs ROCK. Konqueror needs to get tabs. As for smart bookmarks, I don't really miss them. Because in Konqueror I can easily type gg:search_request in the address bar to search the internet, or fm:progname to search for software - no time wasted, no productivity lost for me.
It is for these reasons that I have chosen Konqueror as my default web browser. (and by the way, I use enlightenment for a desktop, so I'm pretty much on neutral ground). I have used Galeon for a while and I found it to be pretty cool (in fact, I still use it from time to time), but Konqueror is simply better. 'nuff said.
By Jeopardy at Fri, 2001/10/26 - 5:00am
Re: KDE vs GNOME
I don't really like galeon's tabbing much.. it feels way too limited compared to Opera's. For example, in Opera, you can switch from single page view to multiple cascades of windows (or tiles of windows).
Seriously, I think opera was the first app that implements MDI right. for any future tabbing/mdi implementation in konqueror, I think it should probably be moddled after Opera's (since it is a superset of Galeon's tabs).
By Nusa at Fri, 2001/10/26 - 5:00am
Re: KDE vs GNOME
khtml is still the most standards compliant engine around.. not to mention the fact that konqueror loads pages faster and reders better than mozilla or galeon. it also feels much more responsive, and the gui is consistant (the scrollbars are actually consistant with scrollbars in other apps :-) ) also, I think more plugins work with konqueror but I'm not sure (I haven't setup java or flash with mozilla yet).
By SB at Fri, 2001/10/26 - 5:00am
Re: KDE vs GNOME
>Java is slow, or doesn't work fully
Yup, sounds like you've just described Java.
By Michael Bushey at Sat, 2001/10/27 - 5:00am
Re: KDE vs GNOME
Personally i disagree with most KDE fan posts. You must be using some
I would like to make a callout to stop the flames.
Best regards.
By mjander at Mon, 2002/09/30 - 5:00am
Re: KDE vs GNOME
> (those comments about smoking crack... please stop it).
Alright, stop shooting up heroin... You're replying to posts from nearly a year ago (Oct 2001). Did you notice the timestamp?
Anyways, whatever they said a year ago isn't necessarily true anymore with the rapid pace of development in KDE and GNOME. They are both getting close to each other in terms of feature sets. Use whatever one you prefer and stop catering to trolls.
By fault at Tue, 2002/10/01 - 5:00am
Re: KDE vs GNOME
I agree!
Now, where's my heroin?
(Sorry, I couldn't resist). I found this because, as a new linux user, I'm still trying to decide which to use. I'm using Debian, which defaulted to gnome, but I installed KDE, too.
I'll have to admit, I like Kontact much better than Evolution for email/calendar. And Konqueror is a nice file manager. But when I was running Suse with KDE, after editing the menu, it went to hell and wouldn't display a lot of the programs until I added some fake entries, for some reason. Don't know if I did something it didn't like, or if the menu editor is just buggy. But gnome isn't very easy to edit either.
-- Marty
By Marty at Mon, 2007/05/07 - 5:00am
Re: KDE vs GNOME
Well, I don't feel well saying "KDE is better than Gnome" because I tried Gnome only for a very short time.
what makes me think, having a menu editor like the toolbar editor would be a good idea...
By aleXXX at Fri, 2001/09/07 - 5:00am
Re: KDE vs GNOME
> to have menus und toolbars the way you want
Not really. You can't edit the menus (and they are a mess btw) and you can't edit the toolbars like you can do with Galeon (try it). For example I never managed to get the stupid extra buttons of the toolbar and the locationbar into the standard toolbar.
> you can use styles to make your whole KDE look different
Sure, and so you can use Gtk engines. ;)
> you can use your own funky icons
Hmm well. Galeon can use the Nautilus Icons. Nautilis themes are pretty cool. I don't know how to choose some nicer buttons for Konqueror without changing my desktop theme. Do you?
> otherwise it has more or less all features you could think of :-)
Nah, you should play a bit more with Galeon. ;)
> what makes me think, having a menu editor like the toolbar editor would be a good idea...
Even better would be a clean and simple menu structure, not the mess that Konqueror menu's currently are... Compare that to the Galeon menus.
I don't want to bitch, Konqueror is great. Just not perfect...
By Spark at Fri, 2001/09/07 - 5:00am
Re: KDE vs GNOME
I think you should compare Konqueror and Nautilus. Konqueror in that case beats Nautilus hands down in web browsing. Compare these two because both are split file browsing/web browsing applications.
By John Kerin at Sat, 2001/09/08 - 5:00am
Re: KDE vs GNOME
Yep, but Nautilus does not even TRY to be a Webbrowser. It's just a filebrowser with the ability to show HTML pages.
By Spark at Sat, 2001/09/08 - 5:00am
Re: KDE vs GNOME
Galeon is the worst web browser I have ever used. It's just terrible.
By Ez at Sat, 2003/08/02 - 5:00am
Re: KDE vs GNOME
After KDE apps start, they should be as fast/if not faster than GNOME applications. Have you tried objprelink? It should speed up loading of KDE apps by 20-40%.
By John Porter at Thu, 2001/09/06 - 5:00am
Re: KDE vs GNOME
Same technology can be used by GNOME. Some guys at the mailing lists are already planning to implement such feature.
By Stof at Fri, 2001/09/07 - 5:00am
Re: KDE vs GNOME
What? Objprelink with C programs? Impossible. Objprelink uses C++'s virtual tables. The very few applications that use C++ in GNOME (such as Gabber), could use objprelink, but 95% of the rest can't.
Please provide URL's to the mailing list discussions. Perhaps they were talking about something else.
By John Kerin at Sat, 2001/09/08 - 5:00am
Re: KDE vs GNOME
OK, perhaps not the same, but similar I guess. They call it "ELF prelinking".
Here's the mail:
By Stof at Sat, 2001/09/08 - 5:00am
Re: Miguel...
> E.g. Xmms is nice, but does not "fit" into the desktop one bit.
Err, why? Because of the skin? Well, some people prefer applications with "charakter" and a nice skin above apps that "all look the same". :)
> Same for Mozilla.
Mozilla is for everyone!
> I would miss the internet awareness of KDE.
The what? :)
> Everything just looks the same, behaves the same and so on. Gnome is pretty, but not as streamlined.
That's a matter of taste, not an argument for one of each sides. :)
> And I would miss stable true type font support with AA.
TrueType support is just as (un)stable as in KDE... and AA is a cosmetic detail, which isn't perfect in KDE either. I needed a long time since it didn't look awefull anymore... but I have to admit, once it's configured nicely, it's very good. :)
> Abiword e.g. is nice, but not very gnome specific.
Who cares? All that matters is, that all Gtk apps look and behave the same.
> Finally Red Carpet: What is this? "Red Carpet, the update tool for ximian is a killerapp" It does not work with my distribution, it will trickily remove KDE (from what I have heard), it will modify my stystem. How is updating an "killer app" ? Check out SuSE You or Debian aptget. Same thing. Not very desktop specific.
(It does not remove KDE anymore!)
By Spark at Fri, 2001/09/07 - 5:00am
Re: Miguel...
Why did you install Koffice, if you don't need it?
It's not a part of standard set of KDE packages so it's very unlikely, it got installed by itself.
By Marko Samastur at Thu, 2001/09/06 - 5:00am
Re: Miguel...
It is generally accepted that GNOME has not cought up with KDE 2.0 yet. Even most GNOME developers will say this (they point to Gnome 2.0, which seems to be a collection of test apps right now).
Kmail has ALL the email features that Evolution does. The extra stuff in Evolution are either features that are in other KDE applications (such as knode).
Ximian desktop and menus bloated compared to KDE? hah. I think you have that the other way around. Nautilus is WAY more bloated than konqueror is.
Other than that, I think GNOME development has basically slowed down to a point that it will take 1). a long time for GNOME 2.0 to be released 2). continue to lose market share, after getting a lot of market share with GNOME 1.2.
By Morgan Tong at Thu, 2001/09/06 - 5:00am
Re: Miguel...
Slowed down? Dude, look at the mailing list, look at the CVS commits! The project is on steroids!
By Stof at Fri, 2001/09/07 - 5:00am
Re: Miguel...
I have debian/unstable, with the newest version of Nautilus. It is still a lot slower/resource intensive than Konqueror is. And Konqueror doesn't try to take over the whole desktop like Nautilus does.
By Morgan Tong at Sat, 2001/09/08 - 5:00am
Re: Miguel...
You can always disable desktop icons.
By Stof at Sat, 2001/09/08 - 5:00am
Re: Miguel...
> Ximian desktop and menus bloated compared to KDE? hah. I think you have that the other way around. Nautilus is WAY more bloated than konqueror is.
Well, besides of that you somehow screwed up in this sentence, the menus of Nautilus are WAY more clean and simple than those of Konqueror.
By Spark at Fri, 2001/09/07 - 5:00am
Re: Miguel...
I am a fan of both KDE and GNOME, and I use apps from both environments. However, I have been using GNOME as my main environment since the 1.0.x days. I should add that I am not trying to troll. I am simply stating why I like GNOME over KDE in order to provide constructive criticism for KDE (and some for GNOME as well).
I have found that nothing can beat the configurability of the Sawfish WM and the GNOME panel. There are literally hundreds of keybinding options for Sawfish, and it is very easy to configure an environment that requires no mouse use at all. Sawfish is also very extensible, with its own LISP-like scripting language. There are Sawfish scripts available on some websites, and many add unique and interesting functionality. It is still very user-friendly, and a great deal can be done via its GUI menu options. If you don't like Sawfish, GNOME makes it easy to switch to another WM (I sometimes use Enlightenment or IceWM instead).
In the panel department, the GNOME Panel is extremely configurable. You can put panels wherever you want, and even have them floating in the middle of the screen (not off an edge). They can be any size you want, and its applets (e.g. the Deskguide and Taskbar applets) tend to have more configuration options than applets for other types of panel. This is just a small fraction of what it can do.
GNOME most certainly needs some polishing when it comes to little things like drag-'n-drop support. It is more loosely-coupled than KDE by design. This has been beneficial in that you can add/remove components (e.g. WMs and desktop managers) as you please, giving the user more choice and flexibility while creating a spirit of healthy competition and co-operation (yes, you can have both) amongst developers. However, it is also a disadvantage in that it is less integrated, making it less user-friendly for the newbie.
I believe that GNOME is like this because its focus in the past has not been the ordinary user, unlike the KDE Project. GNOME was made by hackers for hackers, and has only targetted ex-Windos users comparatively (to KDE) recently. This is meant to be addresseed by GNOME 2.0 and beyond, but I doubt that GNOME would (or could) fully dump its previous development method (i.e. loose and flexible) for a more integrated KDE-like approach. After all, the developers have the final say in what direction the project takes, and I can't imagine veteran GNOME hackers dumping their old beliefs. The more options that you give someone, the harder it is to integrate them, and the more likely it is that you'll confuse the user. In other words, there is a trade-off between user-friendliness and configurability, and this is GNOME's predicament. They are doing a good job (IMHO) at picking defaults for some things and limiting the amount of choices to the user, so that they don't become confused. For example, the Sawfish configuration options has a beginner/intermediate/expert setting to determine which options are made available to the user. Nautilus has a similar setup. However, more work needs to be done here.
I remember reading an article recently about Ximian, which stated their three target markets. The first is existing GNOME users. It is far easier to keep a customer than to gain a new one. Ximian supports distros like Red Hat and Debian better than they support distros like Mandrake and Suse because there are a much larger proportion of GNOME users in them. The second is the underprivileged. This diverse group includes schools, poorer people and nations, and the disabled. There is much usability work going into GNOME to enable things like mouseless operation, which is vital for many people. The third target market is the corporate desktop. This is the area that is receiving the most support, through contributions by corporations like Sun, HP and Red Hat. Evolution, for example, has been deliberately engineered to be a drop-in replacement for MS Outlook (hence the same look and feel), which has become firmly entrenched on corporate desktops. I am not a programmer, but from what I have read it appears that Kparts is more suited to single desktop than to a large network, whereas Bonobo (which is based on CORBA) is built for the enterprise (CMIIW). This can explain why GNOME chose a CORBA-based solution over something faster, like Kparts.
Note that in the three target markets I just mentioned, there is no mention at all of the consumer desktop market, which is where KDE is mostly pointed.
By Yama at Fri, 2001/09/07 - 5:00am
Re: Miguel...
'Bonobo (which is based on CORBA) is built for the enterprise'
But what does this mean, really? This phrase 'built for the enterprise' keeps on being trotted out as if it's a) meaningful b) a good thing c) applicable to CORBA. CORBA is an over-engineered, bloated by design specification which you can only implement quickly by not supporting large parts of it. It is completely unsuitable for fast inter-process communication. DCOP is a fast, light interface which can be extended to the network if necessary (via SOAP, if nothing else).
You should make things as complicated as necessary, but no more. CORBA is too complicated to be the solution to the problem DCOP solves.
By Jon at Fri, 2001/09/07 - 5:00am
Re: Miguel...
> CORBA is an over-engineered, bloated by design specification which
Just because the CORBA KDE used (MICO or something) is slow doesn't mean ORBit is slow.
Besides, computers gets faster and faster these days.
> CORBA is too complicated to be the solution to the problem DCOP solves.
If it's really that difficult, then tell me how the GNOME developers managed to understand CORBA in a short time.
By Stof at Fri, 2001/09/07 - 5:00am
Re: Miguel...
If you notice that every once in a while, GNOME developers talk about switching to DCOP. Even Miguel has suggested it. It of course, always gets flames.
By Menderes Chiracouglu at Sat, 2001/09/08 - 5:00am
Re: Miguel...
I check the mailing lists regularly, but I've never read such thing.
By Stof at Sat, 2001/09/08 - 5:00am
Re: Miguel...
Using Orbit is still slower than using libICE.
Cobra works through network sockets. ICE works through fast shared address space.
This makes a huge difference in slow computers.
By Gary Storla at Sun, 2001/09/09 - 5:00am
Re: Miguel...
'I can't see one compelling reason for me to switch to KDE.'
The compelling reasons for me:
1) Konqueror
The best free UNIX web browser - along with Mozilla (which is more standards compliant, but has created YET ANOTHER completely new set of widgets to bloat your memory with)... and that's only a small part of what Konqueror does. File manager, ftp client, Audio CD ripping front end... it's what Nautilus could have been in about 2 years if Eazel had spent another 30 million (!) on it.
2) Kate / KWrite
Now this is a lovely text editor -- pity it doesn't have Python highlighting like the 2.1 KWrite did, though.
3) KDevelop
Gives you a warm fuzzy feeling inside.
4) The new printing architecture
If I had the money I'd send the guy who wrote this £50 as a thank you. Combined with CUPS this FINALLY makes KDE as a whole a decently integrated system.
Whenever I use Gnome the dark and blurry icons hurt my eyes.
KDE has a pretty dragon mascot. Gnome can't even manage a whole leg.
KDE actually seems to have been people developing it in the last year. It's finally reached the stage with 2.2 where it feels polished.
I don't like the arrogance and attitude of De Icaza. You can trust Germans. (and this is coming from someone from the UK :)
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Re: Miguel...
> it's what Nautilus could have been in about 2 years if Eazel
First everybody whines about Eazel's existence, and now everybody whines about it because Eazel *doesn't* exists?
Besides, add CD-ripping features is quite easy: just write a gnome-vfs module.
> KDevelop
I tried KDevelop a month ago (yet again), but I still don't like it.I prefer Anjuta instead, which feels much more comfortable to me.
> 4) The new printing architecture
> Whenever I use Gnome the dark and blurry icons hurt my eyes.
I don't. I like the photorealistic icons. They look beautiful to me.
> KDE has a pretty dragon mascot. Gnome can't even manage a whole leg.
So what? What does a mascot have to do with development?
> I don't like the arrogance and attitude of De Icaza. You can
By Stof at Fri, 2001/09/07 - 5:00am
Re: Miguel...
I can't help but noticed that you keep saying it is easy to implement this and that in Gnome.
By jamal at Sat, 2001/09/08 - 5:00am
Re: Miguel...
If you look at the architecture then you'll know that it can be done.
By Stof at Sat, 2001/09/08 - 5:00am
Re: Miguel...
That's a cheap shot, man.
By jamal at Sat, 2001/09/08 - 5:00am
Re: Miguel...
1. Open gedit
And there: printing using cups in gnome-print! Ain't that easy?
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