KDE 4: the ultimate business desktop?
Since beginning as a one-person project over ten years ago, the fourth generation of the K Desktop Environment (KDE) is poised to be the most business-friendly open source desktop to date with a host of new features ideal for enterprises.
KDE 4 is now in rapid development and is scheduled for release sometime next year, with the final date still to be decided.
The project's Oceania representative, Hamish Rodda, told Computerworld there are several concerted efforts being made to improve the underlying KDE libraries.
"Some of the improvements include better hardware management, more streamlined multimedia control, and voice-over-IP integration," Rodda said.
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