Was 2004 KDE the comfiest desktop computing?

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That looks like Windows XP with AIDS.

>linux in 2004
You couldn't even get audio working

oss > alsa

in 1998, I was BEGGING aol for dialing strings to use on fucking Turbo linux to connect to the net. kids today have it pretty good.

No. No it wasn’t. Openbox and it’s simple configs was and is the most comfy, basic window management system and building block for a user configured, traditional floating window desktop experience.

sup grandpa

>no start menu
>no programs
>no internet explorer
found the brainlet

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>xml
>"simple config"
I guess it's better than FVWM

>struggles with xml configs

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