Spurred by this thread, I looked in “/opt” and to my surprise, it was not empty. There’s a “kde3” directory there, apparently installed as part of “kdelibs3-default-style”. I suppose that was installed as a dependency of something, though I don’t know what.
Google Earth? I think it depends on lsb, which installs qt3. It also recommends kdelibs3-default-style.
I have also noticed that chrome seems to also drag in lsb and or kb3 something or other.
Yes, probably. Glad you posted that, as my 12.2 /opt is totally empty. So that should mean KDE3 is finally extinct here! :good:
Hmm, unless I install google earth or chrome…
On Tue, 29 Jan 2013 11:36:02 GMT, MirceaKitsune
<MirceaKitsune@no-mx.forums.opensuse.org> wrote:
>
>Personally, the look and feel of KDE is what I love the most! I find
>that it looks as modern as Windows 7, if not even better. I recently
>moved from Win 7 to openSUSE too, and even more recently deleted Windows
>entirely from my system.
>
>BUT, I don’t use the theme and visuals I see in your screenshot… that
>one looks like older versions of KDE. I use the Oxygen Transparent
>window style, with Blur compositing for that Aero look. I also use more
>desktop effects and custom themes. Here are some of my older
>configurations… should prove how good KDE can look when configured
>properly (warning, My Little Pony wallpapers!)
>
>Image 1: http://i45.tinypic.com/zjxzeh.png
>
>Image 2: http://i47.tinypic.com/qs0fon.png
One of my KDE desktops looks like this:
http://i.imgbox.com/abky0arD
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