>>> just in case someone missed it:
>>> http://blog.martin-graesslin.com/blog/2012/02/having-a-look-at-the-oldnew-desktop-environments/
>>
>> The only hatred I see is Martin's.
>>
>> We now return you to our regularly scheduled programming.
>>
>> Darrell
>
> Here's a challenge to all the people here:
>
> Find one thing you can do in TDE that you can't do in KDE4.8 and post it
> on this Etherpad:
> http://trinity.etherpad.trinitydesktop.org/41
>
> Also note the fastest way to access the feature (i.e. minimum amount of
> mouse clicks/typing) and post how many left/right mouse clicks you used to
> access the feature.
>
> If Martin wants to spread FUD we do need to counter him. :-)
>
> Tim

Oh, and Martin, if you think it's "sad" that we "duplicated" the KDE
project's efforts, you should know that I think it is unconscionable that
KDE decided to remove the majority of KDE 3.5's features before
undertaking the metioned ports to Qt4, GIT, etc. and "reinvent" the
desktop in a manner that was widely panned.  A project with good
leadership would have undertaken the needed technical changes before
trying to radically change the user experience.

Tim