“How is KDE helping AEI meet its IT needs, and how long
has AEI been using KDE?“CT: Having a very easy to use GUI for the test
cells is very important to us. Our test cell computers operate in
what I call ‘pseudo-kiosk’ mode. That is, most of the desktop
features of KDE aren’t used much, but they are available. Instead,
all of the operation is done via a few custom written applications.
The widgets that are available, and the ease of customizing new
widgets, is a huge plus…”
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