KDE 3 vs KDE 4: It’s Finally Over
Recently there has been quite a karfuffle surrounding several people’s disagreement over the direction of KDE 4. As many of you know, KDE 4 is not yet complete, and is far different from it’s ancestor, KDE 3. The arguments have seemingly quieted down, and finally there has been some closure on the debate.
What is more important than the arguments between developers, supporters, and die-hard fans is what has taken place:
The KDE project has grown up.
Yes, the project has moved on, accepting KDE 4, and bringing in a whole new era within the KDE project.
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