KDE 4.0.0!

[Girard Henri]

I used Mandrake and Mandriva for years ... first up to 10 I think :)
Then I couldn't  install it till mandriva "one"
my pc was too old... And I don't like their politic but as we can get 
soft in cooker or with easyurpmi there is no problem :)
I tried mainy distros around different flavors and all quiete good
I stick to kubuntu because it has all in one :)
And hardy with kde4 is really a pleasure...
I didn't even install kde3 neither qt3 as I start with qt4...

Howard Coles Jr. wrote:
> On Wednesday 16 January 2008 11:33:30 am Girard Henri wrote:
>   
>> you are badly mistaken :)
>> I even use cooker which is the unstable bleding edge
>> But you have to set easyurpmi to get all packages ...
>>
>> Howard Coles Jr. a écrit :
>>     
>>> On Wednesday 16 January 2008 05:56:15 am Girard Henri wrote:
>>>       
>>>> mandriva I think that's the easiest one :)
>>>> Though i use kubuntu, mandrake has been many years my favorite distro
>>>> you can get easyurpmi.org repos for enlarging your rpms
>>>>
>>>> Dotan Cohen a écrit :
>>>>         
>>>>> On 16/01/2008, O. Sinclair <o.sinclair at gmail.com> wrote:
>>>>>           
>>>>>> And as I have pointed out in another thread I, and many others, think
>>>>>> you are doing it the wrong way round. Keep 3.5 as the base package and
>>>>>> KDE4 as a bleeding-edge add-on. As it is - even according to the main
>>>>>> developers "KDE 4.0.0 is not KDE4"
>>>>>> http://commit-digest.org/issues/2007-12-30/
>>>>>>             
>>>>> Exactly. Then you have Kubuntu as a stable, feature-rich operating
>>>>> system with optional bleeding edge components.
>>>>>
>>>>> If Kubuntu should be a bleeding-edge distro (as is now planned) then
>>>>> it is not suitable for everyday use. I replace Windows XP (usually
>>>>> cracked) on about three or four machines a month for other students in
>>>>> my university. As Kubuntu is their first impression of Linux, I must
>>>>> ensure that it is a good impression. I'll probably stick with Feisty
>>>>> until I land a new distro, though. Any suggestions for a KDE based
>>>>> distro that is easy for noobs?
>>>>>           
>>> The only problem there (Mandriva wise) is that you have to pay for the
>>> updates.  Unless I'm badly mistaken.
>>>       
>
> Thanks for the update there, and for free.  :-D.
>
> I haven't played with Mandriva at all, and its been a couple of years since I 
> played with Mandrake.  Other than PCLinuxOS which I believe is spun off from 
> Mandriva, I've basically stuck with Kubuntu.
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