On Sat, Mar 29, 2014 at 03:45:24PM -0500, Rex Dieter wrote:
Rex Dieter wrote:
> g wrote:
>
>> yet, in reality, my point, which one missed, is that when it comes
>> to web browsers and email clients, it is like baskin-robbins, there
>> are many choices to make and that choice should be left to user.
>> not packages that are loaded by default when a new installation is
>> made.
>
> Thanks, but I think it's a given that we need to install one web browser
> by
> default, and that the question is which one. Not installing any (or some
> how providing a choice) is not an option we are considering.
On the other hand, we *could* move the webbrowser outside of treating it as
part of the desktop environment, and more as an (essential) addon
application.
I am always using a bunch of web browsers and perhaps I am not alone.
So it might be an idea to have the concept of a kde-browser for local tasks
where a desktop default with all the nice integration makes sense and
a personal preference webbrowser for the internet.
Richard
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