Linux: KDE 3.3 Officially Released

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    goofyfish Analog By Birth, Digital By Design Valued Senior Member

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    those that are interested already know it

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    Avatar, Aug 19, 2004
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    For those who want to install the new KDE, the easyest way is to download a kde.org konstruct that shall do it for you.

    lookety here -> http://developer.kde.org/build/konstruct/

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    Apeitheo ...decaying in the abyss Registered Senior Member

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    I much prefer raw Window Managers over Desktop Environments..such as Enlightenment..equal eye candy for less memory

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    Although I do have to admit, KDE has pretty nice desktop integration.
     
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    Fluxbox is great!

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    But I like KDE when I don't have to do anything that takes much resources (like gaming

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    or running vmware )
     
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