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I have some questions I searched for it but couldn't found any answer to them.

  1. What is KDE? I heard that captures frames of what application that runs under it? If it does, could someone explain me more about it?
  2. I want to make how to make application for cloud server? Which version of ubuntu needs to be installed?
  3. Is KDE able to run on cloud server ?
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  1. KDE stands for the K Desktop Environment. It is a GUI, meaning a layer that provides a sustainable look and feel at the linux desktop.
  2. If you would like to work with Servers, I recommend picking an LTS (Long Term Support) version of Ubuntu. As is now, Version 10.04 and Version 12.04 seem to be a fine choice. If you would like to write an application, you need to learn how to program, something which is out of the scope of this question.
  3. Yes it is, and you could be able to see it if you connect via ssh to your server with the following flag: ssh -X user@domain <port>

NOTE: Wikipedia in particular notes about the name:

The K was originally suggested to stand for "Kool", but it was quickly decided that the K should stand for nothing in particular. The KDE initialism is therefore expanded to "K Desktop Environment".

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