Very Computer

yellow dog linux 2.2 (PPC) and Mandrake 8.2 (i386)  both ship with an
older kde version.

how stable is 3.0?  if it is still "hero-ware," is there a 3.0.1
planned release and scheduled date?

/iaw

Quote:> yellow dog linux 2.2 (PPC) and Mandrake 8.2 (i386)  both ship with an
> older kde version.

> how stable is 3.0?  if it is still "hero-ware," is there a 3.0.1
> planned release and scheduled date?

Im using KDE 3.0 with SuSE 6.2 and it IS stable. I didnt have any crash
since  installed it (using SuSE RPMs).

Greetings
Bert.

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Seems nice and stable to me. With mandrake 8.2, the install is relatively
painless; get the KDE rpms, and try installing it with rpm -Uvh --test; use
rpmfind.net to get deps.

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Yeah, even with al the eye candy(not that it's a bad thing, it dosen't seem
any slower to me)

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We are using Linux daily to UP our productivity - so UP yours!
(Adapted from Pat Paulsen by Joe Sloan)

Redhat beta Skipjack download iso comes with KDE3--it seems faster than 2.22
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          bill lang
Redhat Linux (Skipjack)

Using Mandrake 8.2, I downloaded all of the Mandrake KDE RPMS, then
just used "urpmi --auto-select *.rpm" in the directory where I stored
the downloaded rpms.  It found and installed all the necessary
prereq's.

Craig
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Department of Computer and Information Sciences
University of Pennsylvania

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It's already tagged, see
http://developer.kde.org/development-versions/kde-3.0-release-plan.html

Bye,
   Steve