http://www.kde.org/announcements/announce-3.4.php
Fact number one: It looks great!
Fact number two: It "almost" works great as well: a couple of basic modules ain't working properly.
Fact number three: This thing is almost as easy to manage as windows- in fact, it is easier than windows! (icons appearing at the desktop when you plug a random USB or firewire device, Konqueror acting like client for ANY existing filesystem, including SFTP/samba/ntp and EVEN for burning CD's and DVD's!).
Fact number four: It's becoming kinda bloated... but IMO, less so than a typical windoze desktop. And anyway, on Linux you can pick between several desktop flavours, on Windows you are s.h.i.t out of luck...
Already running it for some time (more than one week) on an Arch Linux box, and I like it a hell of a lot...
Fact number one: It looks great!
Fact number two: It "almost" works great as well: a couple of basic modules ain't working properly.
Fact number three: This thing is almost as easy to manage as windows- in fact, it is easier than windows! (icons appearing at the desktop when you plug a random USB or firewire device, Konqueror acting like client for ANY existing filesystem, including SFTP/samba/ntp and EVEN for burning CD's and DVD's!).
Fact number four: It's becoming kinda bloated... but IMO, less so than a typical windoze desktop. And anyway, on Linux you can pick between several desktop flavours, on Windows you are s.h.i.t out of luck...
Already running it for some time (more than one week) on an Arch Linux box, and I like it a hell of a lot...
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