Plasma: The Next-Generation KDE Environment Review

Posted by ryuzaki0 on Monday September 18, 2006 @02:57AM from the you-got-plasma-all-over-my-screen dept.

slashy writes, "MadPenguin has taken a quick look at Plasma, the next gen. KDE environment. 'Plasma is an ambitious project being pursued by the KDE 4 team which aims at providing a workflow-sensitive design of the user interface that improves productivity of an average KDE user. The focus is on improving the clarity and reducing the clutter present in today's desktops. The plasma development will bring together key contributors, such as the visual artists, usability experts, technology experts, programmers, and enthusiasts at a very early stage during the development process. This will enable them to create a new desktop environment that meets the requirements of novices and experts alike.'"

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huh? by MustardMan · 2006-09-18 03:04 · Score: 0, Redundant

I can't get to the article (naturally), but the summary looks like a bunch of marketspeak buzzwords. The summary seems to be a whole lot of "whats" and not a shred of "hows". Has anyone actually been able to RTFA and see if there is any actual content, or just a bunch of empty promises?