LXer: Trinity KDE: KDE 3 Zombified or Resurrected?

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LXer: Trinity KDE: KDE 3 Zombified or Resurrected?

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06-30-2010, 07:12 PM	#1
LXer LXer NewsBot Registered: Dec 2005 Posts: 128,381 Rep:	LXer: Trinity KDE: KDE 3 Zombified or Resurrected? Published at LXer: Several weeks ago, I ended a comparison of the KDE 4 and 3 desktops by saying "Unless a project takes over KDE 3 development, sooner or later it may become unusable with the latest generation of computers." What I had missed -- free software being a large place where events move at near-light speeds -- was that a project had already taken over KDE 3 development. It's called Trinity KDE, and is organized by Timothy Pearson, who has been releasing Kubuntu releases that use KDE 3.5 for some time. According to Facebook rumor, he has been planning to revive KDE 3 for some time. Read More...

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