[ Thanks to Barney Matthews
for this link. ]
“This guided tour of the Linux KDE desktop can be used to help
orientate a new Linux user or given to a person expressing interest
in Linux as an idea of what a Linux desktop looks like. This tour
is written for the KDE 3.2 desktop on Knoppix 3.4 but can be used
with any Linux distribution that includes the KDE desktop. KDE is
short for K Desktop Environment. For more information on getting
hold of and running Knoppix see this page at tuxs.org. By the end
of this article you should have an idea of where things are in KDE
and be able to start a few everyday tasks. A printable PDF version
is also available…”