On Fri, 17 Aug 2001, Tony Clark wrote:

> AFIK it has not been extensivily tested and that was one of the main concerns
> and the reason it was turned off by default.  It also required some stuff to
> be in binutils that at the time had fallen out of Mandrake and Redhat.  It
> will probablely be in enabled 2.2.1 after more testing etc.  The was a lot on
> the kde mailing list about it.

I don't see it mentioned on the website that you need a special binutils
to build it. However, it does appear to be in KDE CVS, and Cooker does
appear to be a place to extensively test it, no? :)

I notice MandrakeSoft and SUSE are both mentioned as KDE supporters.
Obviously in MandrakeSoft's interest is the desktop user, and faster KDE
loading times may actually be a #1 requested feature. It was described on
the list KDE list as such, and as "Konqueror's main shortcoming".

Perhaps there is not enough time to test it for 8.1, I don't know, but I
haven't heard a freeze mentioned.

-- 
Sincerely,

David Walluck
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