This is how I updated kde when I used a rpm based distro, HTH...
Find out what kde pkgs you already have installed.
rpm -qa kde
Get the equivalent pkgs of the newer version and put them in an empty folder and in that folder create another one specifically for kdelibs and kdebase [...or any pkg you'll need to install individually].
Once you got all the required files d/l'ed, cd to where kdelib and kdebase are and install them , kdelib first, then kdebase.
If it turns up dependencies error but only with the older version of kde, [...like kdelib-3.0.5 is needed by kdexxx-3.0.5] use the --force switch,
otherwise, meet the dependencies first by upgrading the related pkgs.
Then cd ../ to get to the rest of the pkgs and basically rpm -Uvh *.rpm to install the rest in one command, use --force again if required.
Also make sure your actual versions of arts and qt are compatible with kde-3.1. If they aren't, they must be updated first.
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