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Probably need to wait until KDE 4.3+ before it could seriously be used.
From home.kde.org? At least no one can claim that it is just a problem with some distro's packages. :-)
Edited 2008-06-02 00:20 UTC
Yep these are recommended by KDE, see http://kde.org/trykde/
Personally I've never had much luck with live cds of kde4.0.x and 4.x .
However whenever I have built from svn it has been more stable (except when big changes went in like WOC).
Those packages are built quickly and shoved onto a live cd so you can't expect production quality not to mention the fact that it is STILL BETA people getting crashes is not exactly unexpected.
You should expect crashes...those that don't have them are the lucky ones.
there are still 2 months to go. Feature freeze is in effect...it's bug fixing for the next 2 months before release.
If you feel that it isn't ready for you until 4.3...so be it...just be aware that for many of us it is perfectly usable at 4.1 (or will be)
Binner's KDE4 CDs haven't worked too well for me... didn't even enable hardware accel for my Intel video card by default, and was pretty unstable (circa 4.0.3).
The best LiveCD I've tried was the Kubuntu Hardy KDE4 edition. Worked really smoothly, including the compositing niceness.







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Using the live CD's here http://home.kde.org/~binner/kde-four-live/ I have no problem at all crashing KDE4 within about 20 minutes of use, by only clicking around the desktop and loading programs. Plasma itself is extremely unstable.
Probably need to wait until KDE 4.3+ before it could seriously be used.