Discussion

Sept. 7

If you're going to point students in the direction of Fedora, it may be
useful to show them this page:

http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/KDE

I'd recommend installing KDE during the installation of Fedora, but it
looks easy enough to install it afterward.  KDE is far more robust than
the default GUI (GNOME) that comes with Fedora.  It's also easier to
write software for, as it's based on QT, which is much cleaner (type
safety, no pointer arithmetic, etc) than GTK (which is what GNOME uses).

-Jeremy-