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First Alpha of KDE 3.4 Released
JRiddell writes "The KDE 3.4 release cycle has started with the first alpha release. 'Please test this out over the holidays and add your contributions. We welcome code patches, translations, documentation, great icons and detailed bug reports. A great way in to helping KDE is by joining one of the KDE Quality Teams. Get it from download.kde.org or try Konstruct.'"
They told that GNOME 2.6 would not get it into sarge. The release date for sarge was pushed further. And GNOME 2.6 made it into sarge.
They told that GNOME 2.8 would not get it into sarge. The release date for sarge was pushed further. And GNOME 2.8 made it into sarge.
They told that KDE 3.4 would not get it into sarge...
here ya go
From what I understand, it wasn't a major graphical overhaul. You can find an official feature plan here. It looks like KHTML, the Kicker, and the PIM suite (plus Kopete) got the big additions.
It mostly looks like KDE 3.3 but with Plastik as default style and window decoration.
Sadly missed will be support for Animations,CSS, Paths and Filters from ksvg..
It would have been nice for them to drive to finish off core existing features
Shouldn't it just be a 3.3.2 as the only major new feature I can see is XSL, xpath and editing support for khtml and a few async speed ups here an there (dbus anyone?)
thank God the internet isn't a human right.
ALSA+Jack is good stuff. Way better than Arts. Arts only serves to hog the ALSA output and send you to the console to killall artsd.
Is ALSA+Jack network transparent like artsd & esd? There needs to be a way to get audio when running KDE remote over a LAN.
The future is bright, the future is orange.
Surely that depends on what background you have underneath your transparent window - it could be a murky brown colour.