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Re: how do you say that in english?
by mactalla on Saturday 01/Dec/2007, @12:10

If Google translator is to be trusted, and if I guessed correctly that that phrase is German, then it would be "Good things take time".

And I agree. Good things do take time, and this is probably a good decision. 'Course it won't stop many of us from simply running the RCs while waiting :)

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Re: how do you say that in english?
by MamiyaOtaru on Saturday 01/Dec/2007, @17:45

You guess correctly that phrase is meant to be German.

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Re: how do you say that in english?
by MamiyaOtaru on Saturday 01/Dec/2007, @17:48

Well, it probably is somewhere. Just not the type I know. But I'm not the repository of all knowledge.

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Re: how do you say that in english?
by Jason on Saturday 01/Dec/2007, @18:10

I don't speak germen, but I do agree that all good things take time. I am a heavy KDE user, so I look forward to the final release.

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