New to KDE on Debian
Over last weekend, I installed Debian 13 with KDE as a clean install. I had
been using KDE on OpenSUSE and thought I might try Debian's take. Overall it's
been a good experience. I don't know why I hadn't tried KDE on Debian before.
There are some comments/questions however.
I've become a devoted Kontact user. One thing I noticed moving over to Debian
was the PIM Data Exporter not importing. It would let me select an import file,
then select what I wanted to import. The Exporter complained that it couldn't
find the file on the next step. I gave up and setup Kontact from scratch
importing PIM data one application at a time. That did the job, but it took a
little longer than I would have liked. Any chance that the PIM Data Exporter
should be importing, or will support imports in the future?
The other question I have is about Falkon. It works well enough to do most of
the non-commercial browsing I do, plus some news sites. I was curious how well
its keeping up with security patching. I'm trying to get away from Chromium
and Firefox when possible. Any caveats about using it?
Anyway, thanks to the Debian community for a terrific distribution. It's really
terrific.
Cheers,
--Bruce
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