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 The Road to KDE 4: New KOffice Technologies: KDE: From the Source Posted by: gundeep
In this week's edition of the Road to KDE 4, we'll take a look at the up and coming KWord 2.0 as part of the KOffice project. KWord 1.6.1 is already a powerful KDE-integrated word processor, but with KDE 4 technologies, KWord 2.0 promises to be among the most powerful free word processors available. Read on for more details.
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Linux Shows Its Maturity: KDE: From the Source Posted by: chaney
For the last three years the IT world has been debating the status of the Linux operating system as a potential platform on which to build enterprise solutions.
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Bitten By the aKregator: KDE: From the Source Posted by: comforteagle
by George Staikos 
 Recently a new addition was made to the code that will become KDE 3.4. The application known as aKregator was imported. aKregator is a feed reader for KDE that supports RSS/RDF and Atom feeds. Many news sites offer this technology as a means to access the headlines and brief story summaries without loading the full content of the pages. OSDir, for instance, is one of those sites [OSDir RSS]. Since I like to follow many different news sites, this saves me plenty of time as the headlines are all packaged together in an easy-to- navigate format and if I want to read more, it's as easy as clicking on a link. Let's see how aKregator works.
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Preview of KDE 3.4 / KDE: From the Source: KDE: From the Source Posted by: comforteagle
by George Staikos
KDE 3.3.2 was tagged today, so we should see a new bug fix release of KDE in the first or second week of December. Earlier this past week, the plans for a KDE 3.4 release were also finalized. This will be the last major KDE 3 release before KDE 4. KDE 4 will make use of the Qt 4 library which promises to be quite a revolution for KDE and all Qt applications, but will break binary compatibility with previous releases.
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