KDE 4 goes on show at aKademy
The annual technical conference for the open source KDE desktop project, known as aKademy, will have a special buzz this year as developers from around the world prepare the fourth-generation release which promises all the glitz of Windows Vista and Mac OS X.
With the first beta due in July and the final release slated for October, KDE 4 will include a host of new technologies aimed at providing a new user experience on the desktop.
This year's aKademy is at the University of Strathclyde in Glasgow, Scotland and begins with the KDE Contributors Conference from June 30 to July 1.
This opening event will feature the "KDE 4 pillars" track where developers will present the KDE 4 emerging technologies.
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