A first look at KDE 4 beta 2A first look at KDE 4 beta 2
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| This beta may not be the end result yet, but there has definitely been a lot
| of progress since the last one. For the first time I have been able to stop
| writing about individual features within KDE 4 and start to talk about the
| level of integration, and general feel of the system to get an impression of
| how KDE 4.0 will feel like to use. With a few exceptions (like Plasma), KDE
| is now in a feature freeze which means that this build somewhat reflects the
| final product more than previous alpha and beta releases have.
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http://arstechnica.com/journals/linux.ars/2007/09/04/testdriving-kde-4-beta-2-or-thereabouts
KDE 4 Screencast: Plasma and KGet interaction
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| While the KDE 4.0 release date was shifted the development behind the scenes
| goes on. Recently Javier Goday submitted patches to connect Plasma with the
| KDE download application KGet. He made two screencasts showing how KGet can
| use Plasma for its needs.
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http://liquidat.wordpress.com/2007/09/04/kde-4-screencast-plasma-and-kget-interaction/
Related:
KDE Commit Digest - Issue 74
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| Plasma continues to take shape. Continued improvements in KGPG and KDevelop.
| More KVTML format conversion work across KDE-Edu applications. Theme
| improvements in KDE Games.
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http://commit-digest.org/issues/2007-09-02/
Ready for a new K: an inside look at KDE 4.0
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| When I see how fast new contributors get productive,
| fixing bugs and asking questions on mailing lists - I know it’s working.
| It makes me feel stupid.
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http://rackit.gartnerwebdev.com/2007/08/28/ready-for-a-new-k-an-inside-look-at-kde-40/
KDE 4.0: revolution or hype?
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| "4.0 will probably not be the revolution, and we won't take over the world in
| one day," he said. "We will, however, increase the profile and the market
| share of the free desktop significantly over the KDE4 cycle. An important
| point one needs to remember is that KDE 4.0 is only the beginning. It'll be
| the first desktop to be exposed to the user, and it's the base for our work
| for the next, say, five years."
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http://www.computerworld.com.au/index.php/id;339066012
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