KDE4.4.4

Been running the latest KDE.  I think it's finally coming of age.  Everything I've tried so far seem to work as it is intended.  It's smooth, fast, and and easy to work with.  It's a big step up from the 4.3.4 I have on another hard drive.   I'm thinking we're getting very close to the stability of 3.5.10 - or, maybe we're there already.

Galjaman

True. And I think we already are there, even beyond in some areas.

KDE 4.5 should be out in the coming weeks.

It seems 3.5.10 was released just last week. Boy, how time passes...

Here's the release schedule for 4.4.5:

http://techbase.kde.org/Schedules/KDE4/4.5_Release_Schedule

I'd guess PCL will probably have it in their repo's within a couple of days after release.

KDE 4.5 is out now. I was using Fedora Rawhide earlier and a few of the KDE packages said 4.5.1 already. KDE 4.5 is very nice (tested it on Fedora Rawhide and Mandriva Cooker.) The "under-the-hood" integration makes it very pleasant and functional to use.

UPDATE: KDE 4.5.1 is out now.

KDE 4.5 is out now. I was using Fedora Rawhide earlier and a few of the KDE packages said 4.5.1 already. KDE 4.5 is very nice (tested it on Fedora Rawhide and Mandriva Cooker.) The "under-the-hood" integration makes it very pleasant and functional to use.

UPDATE: KDE 4.5.1 is out now.

What is "under-the-hood" integration?

I'm referring to features like KSharedDataCache, Nepomuk, etc. The various back-ends KDE uses to help share data and features across its various programs.

I'm referring to features like KSharedDataCache, Nepomuk, etc. The various back-ends KDE uses to help share data and features across its various programs.

Knew about Nepomuk. And this KSharedDataCache sounds interesting.