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week. It went well though I had a lot to do once I had restarted the computer. I set numlock to turn on at boot. I changed the mouse to double click for icons. I had to add a user since I did not get the choice to do so during the install. I had to set up my printer. It was turned on during the install but was not found. I had to play with kmix to get sound to work. I made konqueror the default file manager instead of dolphin. I commented out the reference to the install CD which was in sources.list. The following programs were not included with the install so I added them afterwards :- firefox, thunderbird, opera, gnucash, kedit, kdf, mysql, gimp, Sun java, flash. OK, so some of those were personal choices, but I was very surpised that FF, the Gimp and Thunderbird were missing from the install. And the point of all this? Well, after my experience with Edgy and, in all, six years using Linux all the above was simple. But for someone new to Linux I think they would need some hand-holding to get started. I still feel that more needs to be done to get newcomers to feel confident with Linux. What do other people on the list think? Neil Winchurst -- kubuntu-users mailing list kubuntu-users Modify settings or unsubscribe at: https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/kubuntu-users
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