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Linux Mint 7 (KDE) Review

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[ Thanks to Jim
Lynch for this link. ]

“One of the first things that you’ll notice if
you are coming over from the Gnome version is that the desktop
wallpaper in the KDE version is blue. It looks every bit as
beautiful as the Gnome version but it’s a different color
that better matches the KDE desktop environment theme.
There’s quite a bit of software included with Linux Mint 7
(KDE) and here’s a sample of what you’ll find:

“Graphics

DNG Image Converter
Okular Document Viewer
OpenOffice.org Drawing
GIMP
Gwenview Image Viewer
Scribus Page Layout
Krita Painting and Image Editing
KolourPaint
digiKam Photo Management
Karbon14 Scalable Graphics
KSnapShot
XSane Image Scanning

“Internet
KTorrent BitTorrent Client
Krfb Desktop Sharing
Akregator Feed Reader
Guarddog Firewall Configuration”

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