KDE Software Compilation (formerly KDE) is a powerful graphical desktop environment for Unix workstations. It combines ease of use, contemporary functionality and outstanding graphical design with the technological superiority of the Unix operating system. It is an Internet project and truly open in every sense. Development takes place on the Internet and is discussed on our mailing lists and USENET news groups to which we invite and welcome everyone. No single group, company or organization controls the sources. All sources are open to everyone and may be distributed and modified by anyone subject to the well known GNU licenses.
Reviewing 4.4.3 (May 2, 2010)
Konno, I did use it - I tried it over and over again. And, for reference, I've used KDE since pre-version 1. My experienced opinion - KDE 4 is very badly though-out piece of software with little to no real User focus - it seems to have been based solely on what a group of computer "expert" developers THOUGHT the user wanted without really investigating - a suicidal move in software development (I am a professional developer too so I know!). I'm afraid like others I am moving to GNOME - itself not perfect by ANY means - and it loses to KDE 3.5 - but it is better than KDE 4 by far, and Gnome Shell promises to be a KDE killer. In summary KDE 4 is to the KDE legacy what Windows Vista was to the Windows legacy!
Reviewing 4.4.3 (May 1, 2010)
If only KDE developers knew it's already released :)
Reviewing 4.4.3 (Apr 30, 2010)
None of you use it, and yet you still fell like you need to bash it and give it zero (if you could) just for the heck of it, sigh...
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