Slashdot Mirror

← Back to Stories (view on slashdot.org)

KDE 3.0.1 Ships

Posted by Hemos on from the heading-out-the-door dept.

Andreas "Dre" Pour writes "Short on the heels of the remarkably successful launch of the KDE 3 series with a very stable and complete KDE 3.0 last month, the KDE Project has announced the immediate availability of KDE 3.0.1. While primarily a translation release, it also squashes some bugs, including some minor security issues with the HTML engine. Read the (relatively short) announcement and the fairly complete ChangeLog for more info. Binary packages are already available from the stalwart KDE packagers at Compaq Tru64, Conectiva Linux, Mandrake Linux and SuSE Linux. As always, we hope you enjoy the latest and greatest KDE!"

2 of 237 comments (clear)

  1. KDE rocks hard! by PhysicsGenius · · Score: 2, Troll
    Down at the lab we of course use Linux for all our servers and workstations. It provides the power we need at an affordable prices[1]. Obviously we could never be a cool futuristic lab while running on the CLI, so we shopped around for a GUI that would give us much-needed features like metal themes and the ability to add Star Trek wav files to desktop activities.

    We found KDE and have never been happier since. And the stability rivals that of Tru64, AIX, VMS or any of the other "big iron" OS's.

    [1]Well, the admins are a little pricey. But they earn every penny of it.

  2. Re:Congratulations! by Seli · · Score: 0, Troll

    Boy, I think you desperately need a girlfriend. How about going to find one instead of wasting your time on such paranoid things?