KDE: Linux Format's Free Software Project of the Year
Linux Format recognizes stand out projects and members of the Free software world with their Reader Awards. The readers of the magazine send in their votes, Linux Format (LF) tallies them up and then publishes the results.
In the awards overview article, LF observes that "it takes a lot of planning, a lot of hard work, some serious code fu and, above all, a commitment to the ideals that underpin our movement."
How true. In recognition of the path KDE took in 2008 from the initial 4.0 release through to our current effort, the readers voted overwhelming for KDE as the Free Software Project of the Year.
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