“The KDE Community today announced the immediate availability of
KDE 4.1 Alpha1. With the soft feature freeze in effect, KDE 4.1
provides a first preview of what can be expected from KDE 4.1, due
in late July this year.
- “Akonadi is among the new big things in KDE 4.1. Akonadi is the
desktop-independant storage engine for Personal Information
Management (PIM) data. While not yet based on Akonadi, KDE 4.1 also
brings a KDE 4 port of PIM applications such as KMail and
KOrganizer.- “With KDE 4.0 being available for X11 platforms, KDE 4.1 will
also be available on Windows, Mac OS X and OpenSolaris. The ports
are not yet completely finished yet, but good for a first preview
nevertheless…”
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