KDE 3.5.7 has been released. "This release has a renewed focus on KDE PIM applications. KAddressBook, KOrganizer and KAlarm received attention with bugfixes, while KMail additionally witnessed new features and improvements with both interface work and IMAP handling: it can manage IMAP quota and copy and move all folders." In addition, Munich's KDE distribution LiMux has been certified to meet the international usability standard ISO 9241.
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Member since:2005-10-13
Member since:2006-02-02
I think openSUSE next version 10.3 is going to ship KDE4
Doubtful. openSuSE 10.3 is set for feature freeze in August, and the last I heard, KDE4 is set for an October release.
On the plus side, the openSuSE build service will have snapshots all the way up to release, so it should be pretty easy to install KDE4 on 10.3.
Member since:2005-07-13
I think openSUSE next version 10.3 is going to ship KDE4
>>Doubtful. openSuSE 10.3 is set for feature freeze in August, and the last I heard, KDE4 is set for an October release.
They will be including a KDE4 build for 10.3, some of the apps etc. will be included as part of the KDE patterns. The packages are already starting to appear in the factory build, and an update/upgrade from factory will pull in KDE4 packages. The next alpha will probably include them, if not, the one after.
>>On the plus side, the openSuSE build service will have snapshots all the way up to release, so it should be pretty easy to install KDE4 on 10.3.
Very true, and snapshots are already there for 10.2, and will include 10.3 once it's released.
Cheers.
EDIT: gave up on trying to fix the tags, they don't seem to be co-operating
Edited 2007-05-23 05:01 UTC
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2006-06-22
I think openSUSE next version 10.3 is going to ship KDE4