[ Thanks to Prashanth for this link.
]
“A couple days ago, KDE 4.6 was released for the world
to enjoy. It boasts myriad bug fixes, new features for applications
like Dolphin and Marble (among others), a revamped Activities
feature, and better integration of GTK+ applications. I’ve come to
enjoy testing new KDE 4 releases because it gets noticeably better
with each release (or so I would hope), as opposed to GNOME, Xfce,
LXDE, and other DEs which don’t change much between “point”
releases (i.e. X.Y (“X point Y”)).“That said, it’s not available for Linux Mint 9 “Isadora”, and I
don’t plan on upgrading that until the next LTS release (Linux Mint
13 “M[…]a”) unless some radical change (that I don’t like) makes
me switch distributions (but given the lead developer Clement
Lefebvre’s recent statements on the matter, that is highly
unlikely). Right now, it’s only (in terms of Ubuntu-based
distributions) available in Ubuntu/Kubuntu 10.10 “Maverick Meerkat”
and Linux Mint 10 “Julia” through a backport PPA. As I had a Linux
Mint 10 “Julia” GNOME live USB handy, I used that to do testing; I
will say that this method may have been the cause of many of the
problems that you will read about shortly. Follow the jump to see
how it went.”