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Comparing KDE 3.5.10 and KDE 4.2.2 memory usage
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| I found that both versions of KDE did swap, to a certain extent, on both
| PCLinuxOS (KDE 3.5.10) and sidux (KDE 4.2.2), but the memory management was
| excellent on each system, not too aggressive, nor too inactive, allowing swap
| where needed, keeping at least a modest amount of free memory at all times,
| and trimming swap usage when memory requirements were relieved. The result
| was acceptable performance, even on a system that is nearly a decade old, and
| contains a Pentium 3 processor with about a 1 GHz CPU and 256 MB of memory.
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http://usalug-org.blogspot.com/2009/05/comparing-kde-3510-and-kde-422-memory.html
KDE4: The Future of the X Desktop?
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| It will be interesting to see whether KDE keeps heading in the right
| direction, or they end up dropping the ball and screwing it up. It’s off to a
| very promising start, and I could foresee KDE becoming the default X desktop
| if they continue in their present direction.
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http://www.connectedinternet.co.uk/2009/05/20/kde4-the-future-of-the-x-desktop/
64-bit Arch and KDE 4.2 on ext4
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| I wrote my this post last Sunday, but completely forgot to actually publish
| it. In any case, I’ve been running x86-64 Arch on an ext4 partition with KDE
| 4.2.3 since. It has been interesting, to say the least.
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http://celettu.wordpress.com/2009/05/20/64-bit-arch-and-kde-4-2-on-ext4/
Recent:
News in KDE 4.3
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| Air Theme
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| So, since Air is coming along nicely (thanks Nuno), it was the time to make
| the files Lancelot needs for it. Although there are a few things yet to do,
| I’m quite satisfied with it. I’m even using Air as my Plasma theme now.
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http://ivan.fomentgroup.org/blog/2009/04/11/news-in-kde-43/
KDE 4.3 - early preview
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| Like it or not, KDE 4.3 will be a great leap forward in this environment’s
| development. I won’t hesitate to say, it will be a bigger one than KDE 4.1 to
| 4.2. Interestingly enough, my compilation of development snapshot worked
| stable and jerk-free - no major issues there.
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http://polishlinux.org/kde/kde-43-early-preview/
wallpapers and other bobbles for 4.3
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| We have a number of new Plasma components lining up to make it into 4.3. Not
| least among them is a geolocation DataEngine, making it absolutely trivial
| for anything Plasma to get at the information either via a GPS device or by
| looking up the location of your network address if you are online. Along with
| a handful of new widgets, some I've already written about recently, we also
| have no less than six new wallpaper plugins that may make it into 4.3!
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http://aseigo.blogspot.com/2009/04/wallpapers-and-other-bobbles-for-43.html
Air and KDE 4.3.
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| Air was the wallpaper we introduced in KDE 4.2, but that is just the
| beginning of something larger. Air is supposed to be different than what
| Oxygen is, something that tries to appeal to a user base looking for a
| more "sexy" experience than Oxygen (yeah I know you are out there :) ), but
| to still have the capability of merging nicely with what we have now.
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http://pinheiro-kde.blogspot.com/2009/02/air-and-kde-43.html
Five Improvements For KDE 4.3
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| The new year has already brought us a nice treat in KDE 4.2. I found it to be
| a very solid desktop, yet with some issues that keep it from 100% perfection.
| I’m happy to say that 4.2 occupies all of the computers that I use, yet there
| are still some serious problems that remain. Last year I did an article
| similar to this one, detailing the things I feel would make the KDE desktop
| rise to a higher level of perfection, and now that KDE 4.2 is released, it’s
| time to do it again.
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http://www.itnewstoday.com/?p=180
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