For those who want to take a chance and update from KDE 4.7.4 to KDE 4.8, here is how to do it. (Please note that latest KDE 4.8 might still have quirks and issues, and though updating is usually not a problem, you do it on your own risk). If you are using older Netrunner […]
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Accompanying the release of Netrunner 64bit version, we released the 4.1 version for 32bit with the following changes compared to 4.0: – switched to Hybrid ISO – Kernel 3.0.0.15 – KDE 4.7.4 (latest stable) – Muon 1.2.95 – kde-gtk-config module for easy gtk2+gtk3 configuration under KDE – several bugfixes, including system freezes during automatic update
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Our first 64bit version of Netrunner 4 Dryland is here! It’s also our first hybrid disk image! It has the same features than the 32bit version with current stable KDE 4.7.4, Muon 1.2.95 (which fixes the package management issues) and GTK2+GTK3 configurator “kde-gtk-config” preinstalled. Just grab a copy from our Downloads page and Happy Runnin’
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Update: It is safe again to update using SYNAPTIC or APT-GET normally. (01-30-2012). Do NOT use Muon or Automatic Updater, as it will hang during update, so use synaptic or apt-get for now. Original message: KDE got updated to 4.8 in the repositories. Because of this please do not make a full update in
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Thanks to Aleix Pol, Manuel Tortosa and José Antonio Sánchez, there is now a tool for easy configuration of GTK2 and GTK3 look under KDE: There are deb-packages for non-netrunner-distributions (which work for many deb-based KDE-distros like Kubuntu, MintKDE, etc.): https://launchpad.net/~cyberspace/+archive/cyber-stuff/+packages Just click on the link named “kde-gtk-config(_version)” of your version (precise, quantal, raring), then
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