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A Dozen Cool Plasmoids For Your KDE Desktop: related news
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KDE Community Launches Web-based Bulletin Board Using MyBB The KDE Community today launches the new KDE Forum. The new forum uses the bulletin board software MyBB offering users, developers and people interested in KDE a place to help each other, discuss KDE-related topics and exchange ideas. The KDE Forum complements KDE's UserBase, the home for KDE users as a valuable support resource. In collaboration with KDE, the developers behind MyBB have decided to release their forum software under the terms of the GPL Version 3. Chris Boulton, project manager at the MyBB Group "The KDE forum guys have come to us with the wish to use their forum software. In this process, we needed to clear out our licensing, also to make it easier for the KDE community to leverage MyBB.
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via LWN @ 3:24 14th Oct
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"As a plasmoid Lancelot must take the cake for the biggest so far. According to its sole developer Ivan Cukic, Lancelot is an application launcher menu for KDE 4 designed to provide a place from which all jobs begin. It provides quick access to applications, places, documents, contacts and system information. Lancelot features a no-click interface, integrated search and drag-and-drop to the desktop."
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via Linux Today @ 19:06 26th Sep
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The KDE Community has launched the new KDE Forum. The new forum uses the bulletin board software MyBB offering users, developers and people interested in KDE a place to help each other, discuss KDE-related topics and exchange ideas. The KDE Forum complements KDE's UserBase, the home for KDE users as a valuable support resource.
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via Linux Electrons @ 7:04 19th Oct
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Lancelot is a plasmoid application launcher menu for KDE 4 designed to provide a place from which all jobs begin
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via Tech World Australia @ 3:49 26th Sep
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The KDE Community has announced the immediate availability of "Codename", (a.k.a KDE 4.1.2), another bugfix and maintenance update for the latest generation of the most advanced and powerful free desktop. Codename is a monthly update to KDE 4.1. It ships with a basic desktop and many other packages; like administration programs, network tools, educational applications, utilities, multimedia software, games, artwork, web development tools and more. KDE's award-winning tools and applications are available in more than 50 languages.
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via Linux Electrons @ 6:14 6th Oct
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KDE Community Improves Desktop with KDE 4.1.2 Codenamed "Codename" KDE Community Ships Second Translation and Service Release of the 4.1 Free Desktop, Containing Numerous Bugfixes, Performance Improvements and Translation Updates
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via Warp 2 Search @ 15:34 5th Oct
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The KDE community announced yesterday (November 5th, 2008), in a press release, the immediate availability of the third maintenance of the K Desktop Environment, one of the most popular desktop managers, also known as KDE. The new release, KDE 4.1.3 (dubbed Change), ships with numerous bugfixes, some translation updates and many performance improvements.
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via Softpedia @ 22:07 8th Nov
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KDE 4.1.2, also known as “Codename,” is out. According to the eWeek article, these updates will roll out monthly until the next major release in January 2009, KDE 4.2. Go get it if you’re a KDE desktop aficionado.
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via Hard OCP @ 15:10 4th Oct
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IconThe promise of Desktop Linux (DL) has been long coming. It's made significant progress since the mid-90s when GNOME and KDE came out, giving Linux users a somewhat modern desktop to work upon. However, it's been 7 years and DL hasn't progressed much at all since then. Today, DL is still nothing more than a UNIX-clone with a task bar, a start menu, and a desktop with some icons on it. But why has DL evolved at such a glacial pace?
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via OSNews @ 4:00 6th Oct
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Following its commitment to desktop virtualization solutions, Ulteo, an Open Virtual Desktop Infrastructure company, announced today that they were releasing the first installable version of their Open Virtual Desktop solution for enterprises. Delivering faster deployment times and ease of management for the IT department, this first release can be integrated easily into an existing professional Linux or Windows IT environment. The solution can be up and running in a few minutes, delivering rich desktop applications to corporate users.
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via Linux.com @ 10:18 21st Nov
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Following its commitment to desktop virtualization solutions, Ulteo, an Open Virtual Desktop Infrastructure company, announced today that they were releasing the first installable version of their Open Virtual Desktop solution for enterprises. Delivering faster deployment times and ease of management for the IT department, this first release can be integrated easily into an existing professional Linux or Windows IT environment. The solution can be up and running in a few minutes, delivering rich desktop applications to corporate users.
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via Linux PR @ 21:50 19th Nov
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Camp KDE 2009, to be held January 17-23 in Negril, Jamaica, has released it's calls for sponsorship and presentations as described by KDE.news. "
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via LWN @ 6:01 28th Oct
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French software firm Mandriva has released its Mandriva 2009 Linux distro, moving to KDE 4 as the default desktop. Other new features include a revamped installer and "Control Center," netbook compatibility, and a variety of updated applications.
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via DesktopLinux.com @ 2:16 10th Oct
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For some reason, mouse gestures have never fully caught on with desktop users. Movements of the mouse that launch a command or simulate a combination of keys are ideal for those who prefer not to move their hands constantly between the mouse and the keyboard, or who have trouble typing because of some physical challenge. Yet many users have never heard of mouse gestures, and they are apparently so little in demand that, nine months after the KDE 4 releases began, KDE has yet to implement any of the software or settings that enabled mouse gestures in earlier versions of the desktop. Meanwhile, GNOME has never had more than a limited selection of gestures available in the Mouse Preferences -> Accessibility tab. Under these circumstances, the recent releases of Easystroke and Gestikk are welcome additions to the desktop.
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via Linux.com @ 16:35 18th Oct
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KDE users have a new online spot to get together and talk about their favorite desktop environment. The KDE Forum re-launched this week and is already over 17,000 members strong.
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via Linux.com @ 1:32 20th Oct
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KDE has released the third translation and service release of the K Desktop Environment. It brings bug fixes, performance improvements and translation updates. The release dubbed 'Change' is a part of the monthly updates issued by the KDE organization. The most noticeable bug fixes are for the Dolphin file manager and Kopete, the multi-protocol Instant Messenger client, along with optimizations of the KHTML HTML rendering engine.
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via NordicHardware @ 5:42 7th Nov
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from the chit-chat dept. The KDE Community today launches the new KDE Forum. ... Articles on KDE Official News · Also by Sebastian Kuegler · Contact author ...
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via KDE.NEWS @ 7:54 13th Oct
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from the release-team dept. The KDE Release Team has revised the release schedule for KDE 4.0. ... Articles on KDE Official News · Also by Sebastian Kügler ...
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via KDE.NEWS @ 1:29 10th Oct
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KDE has gotten its share of criticism for its delivery and handling of the 4.0 version since the initial release last January. The new desktop rolled out massive changes -- some good, some incomplete, and some that were just puzzling. The past eleven months have seen the KDE project build on the good and make impressive progress on the incomplete. As Wallen points out, however, there are still some aspects that people find puzzling.
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via Linux.com @ 10:34 11th Nov
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Most GNU/Linux users get the bulk of their applications from their distribution's repositories. However, those who want the cutting edge take to the Web to find it, often to GNOMEfiles if they use the GNOME desktop, or to KDE.apps.org if they use KDE.
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via Datamation @ 13:52 9th Oct
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Datamation: "Most GNU/Linux users get the bulk of their applications from their distribution's repositories. However, those who want the cutting edge take to the Web to find it, often to GNOMEfiles if they use the GNOME desktop, or to KDE.apps.org if they use KDE.".
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via Addict3d.org @ 18:17 9th Oct
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Universities and K-12 school districts in 29 US States and 10 countries around the world flock to "Free the Penguins" initiative to maximize desktop budget during tough economic times. The deadline to participate has been extended to December 31st. Up to 30 free SUSE Linux Enterprise Desktop and Desktop Multiplier licenses are available for the first 30 customers.
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via Linux PR @ 19:07 4th Nov
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Most GNU/Linux users get the bulk of their applications from their distribution's repositories. However, those who want the cutting edge take to the Web to find it, often to GNOMEfiles if they use the GNOME desktop, or to KDE.apps.org if they use KDE.
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via Datamation @ 9:07 10th Oct
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