ejt
03-04-2001, 05:38 AM
What is the difference between KDE and X-Window-System? They seem to me to be the same thing, namely the graphic interface for Linux?
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Click to See Complete Forum and Search --> : KDE and X-Window-System difference? ejt 03-04-2001, 05:38 AM What is the difference between KDE and X-Window-System? They seem to me to be the same thing, namely the graphic interface for Linux? pontiouspilate 03-04-2001, 10:28 AM Well X is a server on your system that transfers the info from the DISPLAY and with the correct drivers and setting using TCP port 6000 to display a signal to your monitor. KDE or GNOME for that matter is nothing but an application that sends data to the DISPLAY output to be sent to the X server. you can run just the X server by going into runlevel 3 and typing this into the command line X <ENTER> and watch your screen you notice that you see nothing but little x's but no KDE or gnome. this is just you X server nothing less. Hope that helped justlinux.com
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