KDE4.3 beta issues

Pastor JW pastor_jw at the-inner-circle.org
Thu May 28 21:00:33 UTC 2009


On Thursday 28 May 2009 12:48:10 pm Dotan Cohen wrote:
> > IF it were not meant for end users, why was it the ONLY version of KDE
> > offered in 8.10?
>
> That is a distro issue, not a KDE issue. Be mad, but at *buntu, not at
> KDE. KDE still offers KDE 3.5.10 for download, and still calls it "the
> more mature version":
> http://kde.org/download/

How is it installed on a system which already has 4.x replacing 3.x KDE 

> > I have had several people that I installed Ubuntu on their machines
> > for, leave Ubuntu completely because of it.  I stayed with 8.04 because
> > 8.10 and 9.04 were both flawed as far as workable KDE and if it not fixed
> > soon, I too may have to leave Ubuntu.  The "end of story" is when you
> > drive away users, you no longer have a product to develop!
>
> Again, a distro issue, not a KDE issue.

I very much agree and indeed was my point in writting the message.  A distro 
needs to make sure what it releases to the public WORKS for the public or the 
public will develop bad taste in its mouth over it and give the distro a 
miss.  I'd hate to see that happen to Ubuntu as for the most part problems 
are rapidly addressed by its community of users.  KDE 4.x still is not ready 
for regular users but has become better than it was when released in Ubuntu.


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