I have just upgraded to a 64bit machine and also upgraded from Ultimate Edition 2.4 (32bit) to Ultimate Edition 2.7 (64bit). I have realised that in the last couple of years using Ultimate Edition I have only once looked at KDE once, didn't much like it, couldn't get wireless working, and have never used it since. Given that it seems to be taking up valuable disk space is there any harm in removing KDE and the other unused desktop environments? If this is not a problem and is doable, what would be the easiest way to go about it? The huge number of KDE programs just seem to duplicate GNOME programs too and seem unnecessary. I mean how many DVD/CD burning programs or terminals do you need?
Thanks.