KDE 4.10.0 upgrade
So I followed the steps to upgrade KDE from 4.8.5 to 4.10.0 from the Alien pastures KTown and everything went well. I was a little scare to mess things up like I always do but it worked fine.
However I think KDE is a little too much for my T42 Thinkpad Pentium IV but I had to do the upgrade for academic reasons mainly. Thank you Alien Bob for providing this package. |
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Yes. I mean the laptop runs KDE, however it does a little slow. So what I wanted to say is that instead of using that processing power just to display the graphical interface it would be better to use it doing actual computing calculations and other tasks.
I needed to do the upgrade just to learn how is done. Thank you. |
Weird thing happened, I ran all the updates available last night and after the updates were done it put me back on KDE 4.8.5. And now I am experiencing crashes too, after a few minutes session keyboard input is lost and mouse input is lost too. So I dont know if that was expected behavior, not expected by me though.
I thought to share that little experience here with all. Thank you |
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4.10 is being my best KDE4 experience. Some glitches with OpenGL, but Native XRender does teh trick. Latest X improved a lot my system. Thanks crew, -current is fantastic ;]
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I've always used KDE as my default WM but after this upgrade I really noticed quite a bit of sluggishness -- more than usual. Also noticed quite a few random crashes and some quirky issues. I am *now* using XFCE. I intend to go back to KDE when they polish it up a bit more.
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I will appreciate all advice. Thank you. |
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Thank you all for the info. I checked out the blacklist file and added the needed line. Hopefully it will work next upgrade.
Thank you. |
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