So far, we have been discussing server configuration. User configuration of a desktop environment is actually a little easier, as both GNOME (GNU Object Model Environment) and KDE (K Desktop Environment), as well as other desktop managers, provide a full suite of utilities gathered in one menu area that allows the user to easily configure things such as desktop appearance, behavior, window themes, login behavior, and system and session services relevant to their environment.
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