kde4 perfectly usable
I am now running a full KDE4 session, from a svn checkout from yesterday. That's 10+ days after the tagging of beta3, and at the current pace of bugfixing, this means a lot of improvements.
So what's it like? Here's the obligatory screenshot. You can see Okular annotating a .djvu file (of course it also works with .pdf files) and Marble, which is a bit like Google Earth except that it can be embedded in any KDE4 app, which opens endless possibilities.
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