On Thu, Feb 12, 2009 at 3:05 PM, Robert Fisher <[email protected]> wrote: > On Thursday 12 February 2009 13:01:02 Andrew Errington wrote: >> I want KDE, but I hear KDE 4.0 is not so good, so >> really I need KDE 4.2 or KDE 3.5. Ubuntu is supposed to work quite well >> on the Aspire One, but you need the latest version to do it properly, but >> the KDE version is 4.0. Mepis was my distro of choice last time I looked, >> but 7.0 (the current version) doesn't fully support the Aspire One >> hardware and 8.0 is very likely to be ideal, but it's in RC2 stage and not >> finally released. > > As most of you know I too have been a Mepis devotee but recently I bought a > new Sony HandyCam with HD capability. > > My research told me that the best program (for me) which could import and edit > AVCHD files was Kdenlive and the latest version had been built for KDE 4. > > I bit the bullet and installed Kubuntu and upgraded to KDE 4.2 and I must say > that so far I am quite happy with it.
I see our old friend gentoo has an ebuild for kdenlive-0.7.2 :-) (and indeed they depend on kde4-base) How is kdenlive working out for you?
