Linked by Thom Holwerda on Wed 7th Oct 2009 15:48 UTC, submitted by poundsmack
The KDE team has released version 4.3.2 of their Free software desktop environment. It's a minor release which comes with a number bugfixes and enhancements, with the focus being KMail and KWin. It'll find its way to your distribution soon enough.
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Member since:2007-03-26
same. I'm just not sold on the idea of having desktop + shell by SuperKaramba.
I try it out once in a while, but I don't feel comfortable there. I'm riding KDE3 into the ground, until it is no longer in Debian Stable (maybe Old Stable) though that means I am using a non maintained, non updated desktop, not to mention it makes it a little hard to get updated packages for other things if I am stuck with Stable. Which is basically why, as I have detailed before, I don't use Linux as much anymore. For me personally, KDE4 has been a disaster.
I try it out once in a while, but I don't feel comfortable there. I'm riding KDE3 into the ground, until it is no longer in Debian Stable (maybe Old Stable) though that means I am using a non maintained, non updated desktop, not to mention it makes it a little hard to get updated packages for other things if I am stuck with Stable. Which is basically why, as I have detailed before, I don't use Linux as much anymore. For me personally, KDE4 has been a disaster.
You do realise you can have the traditional KDE3 style desktop on KDE4.
It's an option in the Desktop Control Panel applet.
In fact, it literally only takes 3 mouse button clicks to switch between widget mode and icon/folder mode
Member since:
2005-11-11
same. I'm just not sold on the idea of having desktop + shell by SuperKaramba.
I try it out once in a while, but I don't feel comfortable there. I'm riding KDE3 into the ground, until it is no longer in Debian Stable (maybe Old Stable) though that means I am using a non maintained, non updated desktop, not to mention it makes it a little hard to get updated packages for other things if I am stuck with Stable. Which is basically why, as I have detailed before, I don't use Linux as much anymore. For me personally, KDE4 has been a disaster.