In sync with its release schedule, the KDE team has released KDE 4.3.1, the latest and greatest in the KDE line. This monthly release includes fixes for many outstanding bugs, including several crash fixes, and support for transferring files over ssh via KIO::Fish. Those who use KDE can wait for it to be updated on its own or can always download it themselves. On a sadder note, a family member of one of the developers on the team recently passed away; this release is dedicated to her. “KDE 4.3.1 is dedicated to Emma Hope Pyne, the daughter of Michael Pyne. Emma Hope suddenly passed away last week. The KDE community feels incredibly sad about this loss and wishes Michael and the family and friends all the strength needed to cope with the loss of Emma Hope.” Our best wishes go out to Michael and his family.
We thank the KDE community for another solid point release, as well as mourn Michael’s loss.
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Thank you KDE team & community.
Can’t wait to see what they broke up this time. I’m surprised to see they didn’t fix any of the massive Plasma bugs there, at least based on the release notes. Maybe they’re too big, then.
One of this things is happening: 1. you haven’t tried KDE lately (ehem, since 4.1) on a decent distro or even like never 2. you have no idea of the massive commitements made on kde on a dayly basis and bufixes done in every release 3. you’re a [insert here DE/OS] fanboy and you’re simply ranting.
I assume that you have buzilla numbers to back your “massive Plasma bugs” claim instead of simply trolling, right?
– Gilboa
Thanks for not having the ability to set Ctrl+Alt+A as a shortcut for the terminal for over a year. Just keep adding new stuff
You’ve said it: “My pet bug…”. As far as I’m concerned adding that is not such a top priority.
It’s not about “adding” it but finally “fixing” it. And there are multiple bug reports about this, the whole keyboard system seems broken since 4.0. Ctrl+Shift+Tab to switch workspaces does not work either as another example.
I don’t want new stuff I want the old stuff to work like it should.
At least your pet bug is fixed.
But you’re right, CTRL+SHIFT+TAB doesn’t switch to the next workspace / desktop. Not sure why you’d want it too, since it doesn’t make much sense.
In any case, since you couldn’t dig out a link to either your pet bug or your second bug, I took the liberty of filing a bug report for you, here: https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=205982
Unless you just wanted to complain, of course.
Well, what do you know – I just did it.
I also can’t find the bug report you’re talking about – could you post a link to it?
Edited 2009-09-02 10:55 UTC
*yawn*
right click kmenu->menu editor ->system ->terminal ->advance and set whichever keyboard shortcut you want. (mine: ctrl-meta-A).
methinks you haven’t tried kde 4 for awhile.
Which is probably why he/she hasn’t bothered answering either
Try Ctrl+Alt+A and observe… nothing
What are you talking about? If you follow his directions, it works perfectly, just like I mentioned earlier.
(Oh, btw, you have to click “Save” first, for the changes to take effect – but of course you knew that)
http://www.purinchu.net/wp/2009/08/31/even-in-death-life-goes-on/
JAL