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KDE Screen Shots Contributed by Van
These links follow to some rather large screenshots:
The reason I've set these to a-links, is because of the shear size. Read the
descriptions, and decide if the content is at all useful in considering them
for addition to the KDE Screen Shots entries. All images were kaptured on a
17" monitor at 16bpp resolution, so, you can expect them to be quite large.
Comments on these will be welcomed by all via either the kde-devel@kde.org
newslist, or direct mailings to
Van.
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Screen Shot showing parts of the desktop with leaf pattern and
AOL Instant Messanger, KEdit editing a Java source file, KVT telnetted to a
remote server displaying incoming e-mail, KAB with an entry for Tux with
Linus' e-mail, Kworldwatch, Panel and Task list hidden.
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One, extreeeeeeeeeemely busy Screen Shot with the Task List in view showing
19 Running window process, including 3 netscape windows and the mail reader,
Sound Mixer Panel, Xgammon, KCdplayer, KAB, Mahjongg, Kworldwatch, AOL Instant
Messanger, superimposed on a Netscape Mail Reader in the background.
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Something that might appeal to an NT System Administrator with, KTOP, KDiskFree,
KMail (While Confirming a Domain Registration), Kcdplayer (with Pink Floyd's
Wish You Were Here playing, and a healthy 17Meg progress on the Koffice Dnload,
showing Ktaskbar, and KPanel.
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An end-user specific screen with
kppp ready to connect, Printer Queue showing a print job processing, a Knote, and
diagramm showing a familiar graph
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A Corel WordPerfect 8.0 Personal
Edition Shot showing my resume. Not a plug, just something that should be familiar
to the average Win95 (potential convert)
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Star Office Document with an excerpt
from a recent Y2k test I did on NT 4.0. This one would be a key marketing tool!!!
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A shot from my day job work station
featuring Kmysql, and a Windows Groupwise session, inside a Windows95 session, of VMware.
from a recent Y2k test I did on NT 4.0. This one would be a key marketingtool!!!
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This one's too bizarre too deal with. While
sitting at my Slackware 7.1 Athlon 600 (17"
monitor), I've got an X session to my PIII Intel 700 IBM T-20 Thinkpad running
Caldera OpenLinux eDesktop 2.4, with a VMWare session running Windows 2000 on
the thinkpad, which has Frontpage 2000 editing a project I'm working, and
Netscape 4.7 under Win2k, with an Exceed session to my K6-2 450 also running
Slackware, and a telnet session to one of my Slackware boxes in Michigan, and
one back to my workstation so I can listen to some Jane's Addiction. Take
note of the Network Neighborhood that's buried under Netscape and
FrontPage2000. You can't see them all, but there are 2 FreeBSD boxes, and
7 Linux boxes running samba. It's pretty huge, but, should give you an
idea of what you can do with a decent XWindows desktop.
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Toned down the busy-ness, but, a more radical
presentation:
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On Sedona using X with KDE2;
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Launched VMWare to pull up the Win2K System;
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The Win2K has Exceed and used it to XDMCP to Prescott;
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Once in X on Prescott, launched a VMWare to pull up the Win2K System
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Had to stop here since the [ALT]-[CTRL]-[ESC] always reverts to Sedona's XSession, so, I can't release the
XSession on Prescott to send a [CTRL][ALT][DEL] to the Win2k session to log
in.
If you understand all this.... I'm sorry.
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![Toned down the busy-ness, but, a more radical presentation: On Sedona using X with KDE2; Launched VMWare to pull up the Win2K System; The Win2K has Exceed and used it to XDMCP to Prescott; Once in X on Prescott, launched a VMWare to pull up the Win2K System Had to stop here since the [ALT]-[CTRL]-[ESC] always reverts to Sedona's XSession, so, I can't release the XSession on Prescott to send a [CTRL][ALT][DEL] to the Win2k session to log in. If you understand all this.... I'm sorry.](./SedonaX_RunningVMRunningXceedRunningVM.jpg){kind=link}