Helga: KDE Adopts Code Names via U-Boon-Too....
Looks like KDE is following the practice of the U-boon-too-s and naming their releases.
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I was reading the comments that follow the announcement and supposedly, Quote:
Well, the proof is in the pudding as they say. :) |
Giving codenames to software-versions is definitely not an invention of Canonical/Ubuntu.
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I could be wrong, but didn't IBM use code names, way back when it was developing Warp? Ditto mickeysoft with various version of ms-winblows. I miss Warp. It was a good operating system and ahead of its time. I've never heard why they stopped development of Warp, but I've heard a rumor that mickeysoft paid them to "go away." |
Never tried Warp. Because of the end of development, from Wikipedia:
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Well, Helga look nice and stable in a dirty compilation on working machine...
I wait for an (unofficial) build from Alien Bob. But, IF fellow guys are interested and Alien Bob is still busy, I can do a clean build on a virtual machine, for a x86 "release" on 10 March. |
I'd be interested. I don't think it would be very fun trying to compile KDE on my computer (little Intel Atom netbook).
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I predict that you do not have to wait long now. Eric |
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Thank You, Eric! |
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