Sabayon Linux 4.1 KDE: Stable release

[sjieke]

You can install k3b using Entropy. It pulls in some KDE 3.5 dependencies.

Thx for the answer. Using k3b with KDE 3.5 dependencies is indeed a possibility, but I thought that there might be a cd/dvd burning app included I don't know yet...

[wolfden]

atleast one CD/DVD writing software must have been included in LInux 4.1
Gnome version was missing and i m still not knowing about kde one

gnome has burning software

you can view the packages list for all releases in the release notes

[kodiakmax]

userdce: Gnome burning software is called brasero and k3b will work just fine in 4.2.2

nightpredator: just do a search in spritz or equo if it is there you can install it.

[Stupot]

Great job with KDE4.2 guys. I know you put in quite a bit of work dealing with such a new DE (because it pretty much is new) and it paid off. I installed KDE4.2 on the newest Ubuntu (9.04) and the set up Sabayon has is definitely nicer (although to be fair I should compare against Kubuntu, but whatever).

KDE4 has some awesome things going for it and I hope it continues to mature and stabilize at the rate it has been. Once again, kudos to the great setup.

[AmpLiF1eR]

ah.. there it is...
..off course I was waiting for the KDE release =]

Thanks again.

[eag1e]

Oh, that's a very nice, but... Is there any information when will be "big compilation" of 4.1 version, not based on LiteMCE? :)

[Thev00d00]

There isnt going to be a big compilation for 4.1

[eag1e]

...so looks I will need to update all manually from Inet :)

[Fitzcarraldo]

this operating system is great but Kde 4.2 isn't however i do like that all the asus eeepc drivers work now is a version going to come out with kde 3.5 for people who like simple gui

"No" is the short answer.

[lxnay]