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Thank you, jhall
by Anno v. Heimburg on Thursday 11/Aug/2005, @08:58

I'ld like to say "Thank you" to Jhall for her great articles on kde. A part of the buzz that recently (and finally) surrounds KDE is due to her. The KDE PR machinery seems to finally have rumbled to a start.

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One thing KDE 3.5 needs in terms of PR
by Carsten Niehaus on Thursday 11/Aug/2005, @10:17

A tour like this:

http://www.gnome.org/~davyd/gnome-2-12/

I am sure I saw an even cooler toor for GNOME 2.10 but I cannot find it in google. Physos was working on something for 3.4 I think but I never that that either...

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Re: One thing KDE 3.5 needs in terms of PR
by Josh on Thursday 11/Aug/2005, @22:12

http://www.gnome.org/~davyd/gnome-2-10/
http://www.gnome.org/~davyd/gnome-2-8/

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Re: One thing KDE 3.5 needs in terms of PR
by Carsten Niehaus on Thursday 11/Aug/2005, @23:52

Ok, that is a pretty easy URL-scheme :-) But I really didn't find them in google ;-)

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Re: One thing KDE 3.5 needs in terms of PR
by Aaron J. Seigo on Friday 12/Aug/2005, @21:45

this is why Jess is doing "this month in svn". she's spreading out the work of putting together such a tour for 3.5 by doing a bit each month rather than trying to cram for it the week before the release.

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