KDE 4.1.3 Released, Orphan Linux, and Mint Tips
Today's news search might have been a bit of a bust if not for the release of KDE 4.1.3 yesterday. This release is said to bring major updates as well as new features and bug fixes. Steven J. Vaughan-Nichols posted some tips and tricks for using Linux Mint. And finally, an orphanage is using Linux to teach children about computers and programming.
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4.13 :)
It should be 4.13
I meant the article you quoted typed "4.1.3" instead of "4.13" by mistake
I always thought
I've always thought it would make sense to no longer go into double-digit/decimal points. Maybe they should start adopting another numbering convention, more like Chrome and Firefox, not Linux.