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Do you like the new KDE 3.2?

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Monday, May 10th 2004, 5:00pm

Do you like the new KDE 3.2?

Just a little vote for the users:

Dou you like the new KDE 3.2???

And remember - soon my KDE 3.2 Report is planned - remember everything you want to have in KDEs future and what is bad for now!

This post has been edited 1 times, last edit by "OhReally" (Jul 28th 2008, 12:07am)

StringCheesian

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Thursday, May 13th 2004, 7:13am

Faster and all around better than 3.1 - I love it.

alansecker

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Wednesday, June 16th 2004, 1:28pm

KDE 3.2

I like it but have two gripes. Look and feel still has too many confusing options. It is not intuitive enough; and

On my machine, I cannot change desktop application icons. I never have been able to. Everytone else says you can but I've double clicked on the General Preperties tab until I'm blue in the face. Am I sufferring from an insidious default? Why me? ?
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Friday, June 18th 2004, 5:26pm

So long as it remains possible to revert to simple icons and square windows and buttons, I'm happy with it. The flash/splash/panache is cute, but I'm more concerned with rendering the data well than how cute the windows are.

I like my infrastructure to be austere, like the inside of a traditional Japanese building, while the data or documents being displayed can be everything and anything they are designed to be.

Simply put, I loath Aqua.

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Monday, June 28th 2004, 3:50am

KDE 3.2 is okay in my opinion. At least it's an improvement over 3.1. I think most of the usability problems I have are a result of upgrading to Mandrake 10.0 Official instead of doing a full installation. That has caused errors in the past. Not to mention some KDE apps don't seem to be included, so I'm missing out on the whole KDE 3.2 experience.
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Thursday, July 15th 2004, 7:19pm

its the first release after a long time, that starts a little bit faster than the precursor release, but it still contains too much bugs in my opinion to be a great release
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Monday, August 2nd 2004, 11:45pm

I love it (I'm shallow enough to be impressed by translucent panels and stuff like that ^_^

Only one thing: Is anyone else's kdesktop keep crashing then reappearing? (and konqueror just crashing) (It might be fixed in 3.2.3, but I haven't got ADSL yet, and I fear the mighty BT ^_~)
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Tuesday, August 3rd 2004, 11:31am

I like the right click menu's.
In KDE3.12 these were a bit messy and offered too many options.