Tutorials for Newbies.

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schnell lernen

Beginner

Posts: 1

Sunday, September 24th 2006, 11:20am

Tutorials for Newbies.

Hello,

I would like to start working with KDE , could You recommend me some materials wich I could use as newbie ?
What kind of Books, Tutorials schould I buy?
What kind of Sites schould I visit on the web?

Are they any free online-tutorials on the web?

Thanx,
Chris.

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KD3

Beginner

Posts: 1

Saturday, June 6th 2009, 9:43pm

RE: Tutorials for Newbies.

For all beginners -just like i am- i would recommend using not only KDE but also KDE 3.5.
Gnome was totally out of question, KDE 4.2 is not as bad but from point of experienced windows user who has all keyabord shortcuts in their muscle memory, KDE 3 and its keyboard shortcut schemes are mandatory.

There is no way that i could start using system where i need to learn all shotcuts from beginning and even if my mind would learn those, my nerves doesnt...
Everytime when doing something quicly and not considering every move i am doing, "wrong" or missing keyboard shortcuts makes me nuts.

KDE 3 forever! (Or similar functionality to others.).

Quoted from "schnell lernen"

Hello,

I would like to start working with KDE , could You recommend me some materials wich I could use as newbie ?
What kind of Books, Tutorials schould I buy?
What kind of Sites schould I visit on the web?

Are they any free online-tutorials on the web?

Thanx,
Chris.

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