Sebastian Kuegler writes: “Without ado, here’s a bunch of screenshots of how KDE 4.0 currently looks like. Please note that this is very recent, and not all of it is part of the just-released KDE 4.0 RC1. It’s that fresh.”
del.icio.us | Digg | Facebook | StumbleUponMany Fedora Core users of KDE have realized by now that the amazing iTunes-esque jukebox application JuK is not packaged with the rest KDE. To get it up and running, read below!
del.icio.us | Digg | Facebook | StumbleUponZack Rusin of KDE has announced KDE4 will have full support for widgets from OS X’s Dashboard.
I finally got most the implementation of the HTML Canvas element for KHTML finished. It’s in the kdelibs-js branch in SVN. After George/Maks merge their other changes we’ll merge it to HEAD. I’m planning to add full OSX Dashboard compatibility layer for Plasma (hence why I’ve spent most of the day yesterday on implementing the Canvas element).
Also, new background rendering code has been checked into SVN that will allow “layered” backgrounds, panoramas, animated backgrounds (ala E17), and more!
del.icio.us | Digg | Facebook | StumbleUponWith all the buzz in the air about the exciting future of KDE4. I decided to take a moment to post a status update on what is left to be done in order to bring Plasma onto the Linux desktop and how YOU can help!
del.icio.us | Digg | Facebook | StumbleUponI received my SVN account today to help out with KDE 4! Over the next few weeks, I’ll be posting some screenshots to show how the next version of KDE is shaping up. With technologies like Plasma this is sure to be an interesting voyage. Stay tuned…
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