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I kwow that DE stands for development environment, but what does K signify?
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The K doesn't stand for anything - only a few rumours exist of what the K originally stood for. At the moment, we consider KDE to stand by itself - the DE doesn't mean anything anymore either.
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Thank you. Are you kidding - not entirely sure (emoticon).
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Thought it might be. Do you know what the K means. An Internet search tells me that K does not stand for anything - sounds odd. Ps. bcooksley has answered the question
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Thank you. I missed this post
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More information here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/KDE#Origins
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