[ Thanks to Chris7mas for this link.
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“I think KDE 4.1.2 looks just awesome, and so does
Kubuntu. The only problem is that it’s not very stable, and there
is less than a week until it should be released as a new stable,
18-month supported distribution. Konqueror crashes very often with
segmentation fault errors, and gives no feedback in return. It just
disappears, so I had to run it from Konsole in order to see the
output.“The main problem I encountered was that most of the windows and
widgets must be resized, and the resolution Kubuntu uses by default
is the maximum supported by my Philips 107P5 CRT monitor, and
that’s 1920×1440. For this resolution, default fonts are very
big.”
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