Beta 8.10 released

[Art Alexion]

On Friday 10 October 2008 12:30:12 pm Billie Erin Walsh wrote:
> > I confess that because of crashes and non-working features, I haven't
> > fully tested KDE4, but I do check it out on 8.04 every couple of weeks,
> > and what I mostly see as improvements over KDE3 is eye candy and not
> > productivity or performance enhancements.
> >
> > I really like KDE and Kubuntu, and really hope that I am proved wrong.  I
> > don't remember the transition from KDE2 to KDE3 being this rough, but I
> > was using Red Hat at that time, and they were notorious for poorly
> > supporting KDE.
> >  
>
> OK, this is probably a really stupid question but could some of your
> problems be hardware, or conflict, related?

Most likely, but what I have isn't exotic.


>
> My reason for asking
>
> As I've said before, I'm not a power user. But. I did a clean install of
> 8.10-64b 

This is a clean install of the 32 bit system.


> the first of the week. My computer has been running 
> continuously ever since without any problems. Everything on the
> computer, at least that I know of, has been working as advertised [
> intel dual core, 1.5gig ram, intel video ]

And the fact that I have ATI video and a widescreen LCD is probably part of 
the difference.  None the less, this setup has worked with SLED 10.2, WinXP, 
Ununtu 8.04.1, aand Kubuntu 8.04.


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