KDE 4.1 Released, Reviewed
StoneLion writes "After months of development and controversy, the KDE project announced the release of KDE 4.1 today. Linux.com (a Slashdot sister site) took a hands-on look at the new code, and reviewer Jeremy LaCroix says, 'KDE 4.1 simply rocks.'" Bruce Byfield's review is quite positive, as well.
Do we really need notification of a (dot)1 release?
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Here is a picture of the recommended minimum system requirements for Vista:
http://blogs.technet.com/blogfiles/markrussinovich/WindowsLiveWriter/PushingtheLimitsofWindowsPhysicalMemory_878B/image_4.png
Hopefully they've gotten rid of that freakin' kidney shaped thing in the upper right corner. Talk about a useless static "feature". ugh!
"Klaatu, verada, necktie!" -Ash
Gentoo. Not only do you get to run KDE 4.1, but you also get to watch it compile from source.
The background icon issue will be resolved as soon as we can all easily arrange by penis.
rm -rf
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he says as I compare UIDs ....
Put identity in the browser.
As usual, Wikipedia is your friend:
Hope that clears things up some.
Linux itself with no DE is not usable to an average person, and so is Aero without the rest of Vista.
The key difference is that Linux itself is usable to at least some people, a DE just makes it usable by a lot more people. Conversely Vista isn't usable by anyone, Aero just makes it obvious to a lot more people. ;)
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So let me get this straight. You can move widgets and you can resize panels? Will the madness never end?!?!
[ think ]
And then do that again when you uninstall and are left with dead entries because the uninstaller can't handle a task so difficult as finding its executable in the start menu. That is, if it doesn't blow up upon not being able to find it, and leave you to manually pull the shrapnel from the registry ('cause it'll leave its entry in "Add/Remove Programs" and then not run when you try to remove it). And as a bonus, if you update the program, you get to this twice!
If I mod you up, it doesn't necessarily mean I agree with what you've said, sorry.