https://secure.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/wiki/Kde

Kde vrs Windows
http://pclosmag.com/html/Issues/200909/page01.html

Linux vrs Windows
http://blog.hafees.com/windows/windows- ... omparison/
http://linuxandfriends.com/2009/01/12/w ... omparison/
http://www.informatics-tech.com/linux-v ... rison.html

There are several important differences between KDE and other interfaces:
KDE largely uses vector, i.e. SVG, graphics allowing easy re-sizing
KDE is intended to work on almost any size of screen from a mobile 'phone upwards
KDE is no longer a desktop; if you want a traditional desktop, you have to add Folder View
KDE is highly configurable to suit the user's needs; there is no 'standard' KDE interface which you are stuck with on most desktops.
So KDE is not only different from Windows, it is also different from most other interfaces a user might encounter.

karenzoller wrote:I need to know about all the differences between windows and kde.

Why?



Answer that and you'll get a proper answer.