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more »Cash Prizes for Innovation: Trophees du Libre
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more »The Right Answer: KDE 4.2 Released
Jan 28, 2009Since the release of KDE 4 a year ago, the KDE Project has suffered a lot of criticism for previous 4.0 versions. With KDE 4.2, codenamed "The Answer", KDE developers hope to silence the critics.
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