Posted by Admin on January 11th, 2008
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KDE 4.0 is the innovative Free Software desktop containing lots of applications for every day use as well as for specific purposes. Plasma is a new desktop shell developed for KDE 4, providing an intuitive interface to interact with the desktop and applications. The Konqueror web browser integrates the web with the desktop. The Dolphin file manager, the Okular document reader and the System Settings control center complete the basic desktop set.
What is new in KDE 4.0
If you want to know more abou this check this nice visual guide
This screenshots tour includes internet, multimedia,graphics,system applications,network application and other applications click on the image for complete Gallery.This Gallery Includes 50 Images of KDE 4.0
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January 11th, 2008 at 3:21 pm
Ive checked out the screen shots. I am not an big KDE fan but it looks really really nice. Could there be an “changed” dialog include within this post?
January 11th, 2008 at 3:40 pm
Great gallery.
1/5 = same desktop, different background.
More than a half of them are just screenshots of the desktop running gnome applications.
January 23rd, 2008 at 1:04 pm
KDE 4.0 Screenshots Tour…
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October 13th, 2008 at 2:37 am
None of the shots really make it clear just how frustrating KDE4 is to use. It looks very pretty when installed, but the missing functionality (from KDE3.x) makes KDE4 a right royal pain in the rear end to use. That combined with some really silly ideas, like making the console integrated into Dolphin. Where as in KDE3.x the console is opened as a separate Application - Konsole - from the Konqueror tools menu with the current directory context, and it’s possible to open as many instances as you choose, and because they are seperate applications they are not constricted for screen size by the file manager.
A better choice whould have been to have the console opened from a drop down contect menu, as a seperate application.
I’ll stop now, before I get really carried away.