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KDE Utils: Falling in Love All Over Again
Feb 19, 2008, 13 :00 UTC (1 Talkback[s]) (5088 reads)

(Other stories by Aaron Seigo)

"Today we're going to look at the little tools in KDE4, or at least some of them. There are far too many to be able to cover in one blog entry, and so I've decided to cover a few of the ones that I personally use and which have had visible improvements over their KDE3 counterparts.

"What blog about software would be any good without screenshots, right? Documentation also requires screenshots, and both patch reviews and bug reports are helped when accompanied by screenshots. Sounds like we need a good screenshot tool to take pictures of our desktops, and thankfully KDE4 comes with one of the nicest ones around: KSnapshot..."

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