Linked by Thom Holwerda on Sun 5th Sep 2010 18:34 UTC, submitted by dmbkiwi
"When activities were introduced into KDE 4, they did not make much sense in isolation. In addition to having virtual desktops, there were activities, which the user could create and configure to have different wallpapers and different widgets. Much of the virtual desktop functionality of KDE 3 was absent and not directly connected to Plasma activities. With the release of KDE 4.5, Plasma has reached a much higher level of maturity, and activities can now be integrated with virtual desktops, dual monitor screens, and with the Dashboard feature."
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Member since:2009-09-14
Fink is native. As long as you install a version that does not use X11, it is as native as any other installation method.
There is work going on to write a new installer but it'll use Fink: http://dazjorz.com/blog/?p=33
There is work going on to write a new installer but it'll use Fink: http://dazjorz.com/blog/?p=33
By "native" I meant "Download 'Amarok.app.zip', drag the app to Applications folder and double click to run it"
That's what the average non-geek Mac user is used to.
Thanks for the link, it looks very interesting.
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2005-07-06
Fink is native. As long as you install a version that does not use X11, it is as native as any other installation method.
There is work going on to write a new installer but it'll use Fink: http://dazjorz.com/blog/?p=33