KDE 4.2 Released
By ben.kevan on Feb 01, 2009 in GNOME & KDE
The 3rd major release of KDE 4.x has been released [1], and has been an updated openSUSE Build Service Repository [2] makes it easy to install on openSUSE 11 / 11.1
[1]http://kde.org/announcements/4.2/index.php[2] http://download.opensuse.org/repositories/KDE:/KDE4:/Factory:/Desktop/openSUSE_11.1/KDE 4.2 can also be installed using the 1-Click Install Found HEREI haven’t yet tried KDE 4.2, and haven’t made the decision if I’m going to move to it now, or wait until 4.3. As always I do recommend people to FILE ANY BUGS OR FEATURE requests on http://bugzilla.novell.com. rick bayless . dallas cosmetic dentistry .
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Sorry, but plasmoid not work in 32-bit-pc openSuse 11.2
It jam up plasmoid-list when I will take plasmoid and I much start DE again.
But 64-bit pc plasmoid work OK – only 32-bit crash …why?
@Jake: Delete ~/.kde4/share/config/plasma-appletsrc and ~/.kde4/share/config/plasmarc and try again.
@Ben: I really like KDE 4.2. It’s a bit different from traditional desktops, but once one gets used to it, it’s awesome. Try the Live CD. Why should KDE feature requests be filed in Novell’s Bugzilla? I think bugs.kde.org is the better place for it.
Markus,
Good point. I think they should be sent upstream, BUT, as in other cases (ie Administrative Mode) Novell has produced their own “work around” while upstream doesn’t have a perm. solution.
I’ll give it a whirl via Live CD, but I need something solid as this would go on my production daily work machine. When k3b is out of beta status I’ll probably be more serious about trying it out (or wait until openSUSE 11.2).
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