Could Debian Lenny be a Refuge for KDE 3 Lovers?
I used to follow DistroWatch.com pretty closely, and although I use that site as a “launching pad” for all things Linux, I hadn’t been reading the Weekly Newsletter “The Distrowatch Weekly” like I used to. I was reading through some of the archived issues, and came across this issue where Distrowatch maintainer Ladislav Bodnar wrote a very interesting Editorial about KDE 3 and 4 and the current state of Distributions shipping KDE.
I think he is spot on there. Not EVERYONE who uses Linux on their desktops are yearning for the absolute latest and gratest, and newest bits of code available every second.
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