How did you managed to use the caps of the cube as another desktop? In gnome i only can use the 4 lateral sides, caps are only for decoration. Is this some kde feature? Thanks
KDE can operate with many desktops. The "cube" with more than 4 sides rotates in different directions. We could not say which sides are lateral and which are caps. Algorithm is simple - workspace has rows & columns with desktops, but angle between 2 neighbour sides is 90 degrees always. It has no real-life possibility to imagine this space in 3D. So, on a screen the workspace could not only be visualised as a cube, but also as hexagon or so.
The effects are all default, but speed of some effects changed by standard tools. It is a 64 bits version.
Now I use KDE 4.5.3, it has some new cool stuff with activities, but in my usual work i don't use the new possibilities of KDE 4.5. And Dolphin (KDE file manager) frequently freezes for a half-minute or so.
@MrShkiperov Thanks! I was wondering how you did that on Debian. I always thought it was difficult because I read somewhere that Debian didn't consider KDE "free" software and therefore didn't fully support it in their repo's. Guess I didn't read the article correctly :-)
@miscible21 Debian's CD1 include only Gnome desktop, but whether you get DVD or more than one CD or internet connection, you will be able to install KDE. I had VPN internet connection and Debian Lenny DVD1 with old KDE version included, so I had to install OS without X and desktop environment, then set up VPN and after all installed KDE from repos and updated Debian to Squeeze.
Удаляю Ubuntu, Debian на диске есть...
forehearthop 3 weeks ago
KDE is charming but a bit heavy when compared with GNOME: D
NewKeepSharing31 1 month ago
Thanks for the answer, I'll try in the next upgrade, since gnome 3 and unity make me feel sick xD
animaulet 2 months ago
How did you managed to use the caps of the cube as another desktop? In gnome i only can use the 4 lateral sides, caps are only for decoration. Is this some kde feature? Thanks
animaulet 6 months ago
@animaulet sorry, haven't been here for long.
KDE can operate with many desktops. The "cube" with more than 4 sides rotates in different directions. We could not say which sides are lateral and which are caps. Algorithm is simple - workspace has rows & columns with desktops, but angle between 2 neighbour sides is 90 degrees always. It has no real-life possibility to imagine this space in 3D. So, on a screen the workspace could not only be visualised as a cube, but also as hexagon or so.
MrShkiperov 2 months ago
Happy birthday, Debian!
MrShkiperov 6 months ago
Very nice video :)
nikolakralj94 7 months ago
ubuntu is the best =D
DeLuisAngelReturns 7 months ago
@DeLuisAngelReturns
not
badabumbadabing1 2 months ago
nah.. debian uses only old software, that can be bad sometimes.
martmelee 7 months ago
@martmelee this video made 9 months ago, now 'sid' branch goes with kde 4.6.4.
If you want to use newer version of some particular software and it's absent in 'testing' or 'sid', you can build the latest version from sources.
MrShkiperov 7 months ago
Kick's ass big time ,,a little more setting up than buntu but much faster more stable and a rolling release,,,
pagey007 10 months ago
This is beta or Final release?
dzeussy 10 months ago
I am thinking of installing Debian Unstable with Kde 2nite.... hmmmmm. Probably will
Linux4UnMe 10 months ago
So much rice.
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sahsidtf 11 months ago
Todays linux is all about openSUSE ... Fedora... bah i'm glad i can still use Debian, being a beta tester isn't always the best thing to be...
anyadat123123 11 months ago
I saw a demo here in Belgium for Squeeze and...bye bye Bill & Steve ! :-))
ARANE2009 1 year ago
Debian + KDE = EPIC WIN!
Perfect distro.
davidmrc 1 year ago
Since 1993, Debian is still kicking ass ;-)
fredslev 1 year ago 21
The effects are all default, but speed of some effects changed by standard tools. It is a 64 bits version.
Now I use KDE 4.5.3, it has some new cool stuff with activities, but in my usual work i don't use the new possibilities of KDE 4.5. And Dolphin (KDE file manager) frequently freezes for a half-minute or so.
MrShkiperov 1 year ago
Big fan of KDE here... but I love this sound track!
kwiggy69 1 year ago
@kwiggy69 Yeah, Petrucci is awesome)
MrShkiperov 1 year ago
Wow, a Dream Theater fan, KDE fan, Debian fan AND a RedWings fan... you may be the perfect human being!
kwiggy69 1 year ago 3
@kwiggy69 I hope you're right =))
MrShkiperov 1 year ago
Are you using 64-bit version or 32-bit ?
goblend 1 year ago
Have you tweaked the effects speed and stuff ? or is it just Debian default config ?
goblend 1 year ago
The BEST operating sistem ever.
riskbreaker9 1 year ago 20
@riskbreaker9 You are right.
Quake2Edu 1 year ago
@riskbreaker9 and ubuntu ;3
masterofspanish 9 months ago
amazing distro
darkwatttcher 1 year ago 2
Schaut fast so aus wie auf meinem Handy. :-)
SaschaiPhone3GS 1 year ago
Pentium4 3.2 Ghz, 1Gb DDR2, NVidia 6600GT. Some artefacts in this video caused by screen capturing software.
MrShkiperov 1 year ago
I've install KDE from official Debian testing repositories after Debian was installed.
MrShkiperov 1 year ago
@MrShkiperov Thanks! I was wondering how you did that on Debian. I always thought it was difficult because I read somewhere that Debian didn't consider KDE "free" software and therefore didn't fully support it in their repo's. Guess I didn't read the article correctly :-)
miscible21 1 year ago
@miscible21 Debian's CD1 include only Gnome desktop, but whether you get DVD or more than one CD or internet connection, you will be able to install KDE. I had VPN internet connection and Debian Lenny DVD1 with old KDE version included, so I had to install OS without X and desktop environment, then set up VPN and after all installed KDE from repos and updated Debian to Squeeze.
MrShkiperov 1 year ago
you have install kde after install debian? or you download a debian with kde?
and where you download kde debian if you have download it?
SayaYunani 1 year ago
интересно узнать конфиг машины, на которой все это работает.
kabus1917 1 year ago
Left menu is standard KDE panel with links, + auto-hide option. Menu in down-left corner is KDE system menu on a small panel, + changed ico.
MrShkiperov 1 year ago
What is app on left side
farod 1 year ago