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Native or notHi, On several newsgroups, forums and blogs I read things about
a native KDE for Windows. At this moment I have a dual boot with Suse Linux and
Windows XP. I like Kontact, Koffice and Kopete so much that I use KDE on Cygwin
and off course on my Suse desktop. But I would like to use it native like a
replacement of the Windows shell. Can anyone tell me whether this will be
possible or not? The reason I’m still using windows is this: Autodesk
Architectural Desktop, Revit, SCIA, xSteel. And the worst thing of all: It will
not be changing in the near feature although we are looking around for usable
alternatives. Regards Kris _______________________________________________ kde-nonlinux mailing list kde-nonlinux@... https://mail.kde.org/mailman/listinfo/kde-nonlinux |
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Re: Native or notOn Wednesday 04 Jan 2006 21:42, Kris Franssens wrote:
> Hi, > > On several newsgroups, forums and blogs I read things about a native > KDE for Windows. > > At this moment I have a dual boot with Suse Linux and Windows XP. I > like Kontact, Koffice and Kopete so much that I use KDE on Cygwin and > off course on my Suse desktop. But I would like to use it native like a > replacement of the Windows shell. Can anyone tell me whether this will > be possible or not? The reason I'm still using windows is this: > Autodesk Architectural Desktop, Revit, SCIA, xSteel. And the worst > thing of all: It will not be changing in the near feature although we > are looking around for usable alternatives. http://kde-cygwin.sourceforge.net/ _______________________________________________ kde-nonlinux mailing list kde-nonlinux@... https://mail.kde.org/mailman/listinfo/kde-nonlinux |
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Re: Native or notAm Mittwoch, 4. Januar 2006 22:42 schrieb Kris Franssens:
> Hi, > > On several newsgroups, forums and blogs I read things about a native KDE > for Windows. > > At this moment I have a dual boot with Suse Linux and Windows XP. I like > Kontact, Koffice and Kopete so much that I use KDE on Cygwin and off course > on my Suse desktop. But I would like to use it native like a replacement of > the Windows shell. Can anyone tell me whether this will be possible or not? > The reason I'm still using windows is this: Autodesk Architectural Desktop, > Revit, SCIA, xSteel. And the worst thing of all: It will not be changing in > the near feature although we are looking around for usable alternatives. > > Regards > > Kris Hi Kris, at this moment KDE is only available through cygwin on Windows. KDE 4, which will be available in late 2006, will run native on Windows. Then you don't need cygwin anymore for running KDE. KOffice 2.0, which will be released shortly after KDE 4 will also be available native on Windows. Regards, -- Raphael Langerhorst http://raphael.g-system.at/blog/ _______________________________________________ kde-nonlinux mailing list kde-nonlinux@... https://mail.kde.org/mailman/listinfo/kde-nonlinux |
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