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[Liskiller]

Reworked Notifications


Window Tiling


Blur effect for semi-transparent pop-ups


New UI feature in the Desktop Grid Kwin effect that allows you to add and remove desktops on the fly


More:

• Webkit in Konqueror
  
• Previews of window decorations in the choosing list.
  
• Context menus for tabs in Konsole – a much needed feature.
  
• Complete rewrite of KInfoCentre.
  
• New Activity Manager UI

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[Peter Pan]

I've been waiting a long time for window tiling!

[PurplePeopleEater]

Wow, KDE is starting to make a noticable improvement, I think I'm moving to KDE with the next time I install Linux.

Edit:
They put off moving the applications to Anakondi? awwww

Edited by PurplePeopleEater, 07 June 2010 - 10:18 PM.

[pataoengineer]

Just beta1.

Perhaps more improvements and new features will be included in the next release.

[Mellexx]

This actually looks pretty nice, I might have to use it o.O

[ThoriumKnight]

Ooo. Blurry . I hope they make the window decorations look like that too.

[PurplePeopleEater]

I saw this video in the related, they introduce KDE 4 as Windows 7 and attract alot of people. Makes linux adoption future look bright

[Sheldon]

I saw this video in the related, they introduce KDE 4 as Windows 7 and attract alot of people. Makes linux adoption future look bright

lolololololol!!!!!!!!!!!

[Nick Karstedt]

HAHA that video was great.

[Ultimate John]

Nice video PPE

[Airflow]

It's too bad that developer interest isn't high enough in it.. I would appreciate the programs that I use on Windows 7 to be compatible with Linux..

[PurplePeopleEater]

It's too bad that developer interest isn't high enough in it.. I would appreciate the programs that I use on Windows 7 to be compatible with Linux..

Thats the only thing keeping me from ditching windows on my laptop

[LonghornGT]

It's too bad that developer interest isn't high enough in it.. I would appreciate the programs that I use on Windows 7 to be compatible with Linux..

USE WINE. It can run practically EVERY application made for Windows(including Photoshop)!

[PurplePeopleEater]

It's too bad that developer interest isn't high enough in it.. I would appreciate the programs that I use on Windows 7 to be compatible with Linux..

USE WINE. It can run practically EVERY application made for Windows(including Photoshop)!

There is some limitations, plus WINE apps aren't supported by the companies. And Linux will never take over if it's depending on WINE