> Most of the fixes appear to be library-based; at least in my case=20 > Konqueror is more stable (no more 'bomb' popups) :)
I've only been running it for about a day -- downloaded and installed it this morning, in fact. KDE3 is pretty easy to upgrade/install - the tech- nique I use basically starts at the lower level things (libarts, libqt, that sort of thing) and finishes at the higher-end packages. If a depend- ency is broken, repeat the last 'rpm -Uvh' with the file plus the file it is whining about. And, it's best to upgrade with the base + the devel RPMs in pairs (like rpm -Uvh kdebase3-* installs both base and devel packages.) It's hard to tell if konqueror is more stable. Today I had one or more sessions lock on me. Perhaps it was the web page I was visiting, but kill -9 wouldn't kill the processes, and so I had to logout of KDE and restart it to remove them. > http://download.kde.org/stable/3.0.2/Mandrake/8.2/ I'm using the 8.1 rpms - minor point. Shouldn't be that big of a difference. One thing I noticed was kstars now segfaults when in 3.0 beta something it seems to have worked fine, although I didn't really test it hard.
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