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I read jmbsvicetto's KDE 4.2 planet entry [1] today and just wanted to |
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say thanks in advance. |
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Today (the 26th) is my birthday, so 4.2 is kind of a birthday present. |
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To date I've stuck with 3.5.10 (tho I have 4.1.x merged) because the 4.x |
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series just wasn't working for me (khotkeys, multi-monitors, etc). |
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Everything I read points to 4.2 as changing that, and I hope it does, tho |
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I know there'll be a LOT of work ahead of me customizing and making it |
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fit my unique power-user ideas of what I think my UI should look and act |
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like, as I have so effectively done with KDE3 over the years. |
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Hopefully I like my birthday present, and seeing that the ebuilds are |
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ready to go in a timely manner so it doesn't become a belated one is |
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nice! Thanks for (unknowingly, but hey, I'll take it!) doing your part |
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to make my birthday present a good one! =:^) |
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I'm looking forward to being able to unmerge most of KDE3 after I've had |
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a chance to recustomize at least the roughest stuff on KDE4, keeping only |
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kdelibs3 and kcontrol, etc, so the not yet ported k3b and kaffeine, etc, |
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continue to work. |
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[1] http://blogs.gentoo.org/jmbsvicetto/2009/01/25/kde-4-2 |
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Duncan - List replies preferred. No HTML msgs. |
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"Every nonfree program has a lord, a master -- |
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and if you use the program, he is your master." Richard Stallman |