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KDE 3.1 Released

Posted by timothy on from the good-things-take-time dept.

Ashcrow writes "KDE 3.1 was released early this morning and boasts new usability enhancements, VNC-compatible desktop sharing, tabbed browsing, and a new download manager, among other enhancements. You can read the release anouncement here and start downloading from the closest mirror. Kudos to the KDE Team!"

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  1. Re:Screenshots From Site by nitehorse · · Score: 5, Funny

    ::wince::

    You really didn't have to do that. The KDE.org site is already taking a Slashdotting as it is.

    Oh well. It sure is gorgeous. :)

  2. Re: vnc ? by Black+Parrot · · Score: 5, Funny


    > What this does is provides a KDE-based VNC viewing program

    What does it do that vncviewer doesn't do?

    > as well as a very Windows-XP like application to send an invitation to someone else using KDE or VNC to allow them to connect to your desktop.

    What does this do that e-mail doesn't do?

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  3. Building on gentoo as we speak... by CoolVibe · · Score: 4, Funny
    And I just finished building 3.1rc6 yesterday. Grmbl...

    Also, a pretty release guide is available here Can't wait to try the new S/MIME support in Kmail. I'm so stoked!

    1. Re:Building on gentoo as we speak... by TheTomcat · · Score: 4, Funny

      Building on gentoo as we speak...

      Post back on Thursday (when it's finished); I want to see how it went.

      </sarcasm>
      (-;

      S

  4. Brought to you by the letter K by stuntpope · · Score: 5, Funny

    You know this K-naming thing has really gotten to the KDE folks when you read about the new game Atlantik: "Inspired by the famous boardwalk in Atlantik City, New Jersey...".

  5. Re:Is KDE trying to be Windows? by Thoguth · · Score: 4, Funny

    I didn't notice it until reading your post, but it's all clear now! KDE isn't copying features from Windows, it's copying features from Emacs!

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