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by anon on Tuesday 19/Feb/2008, @12:59

new enterprise PIM? So bascally everything that has been avaible with opensuse for a few months, it's not really new then is it

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Re: weird
by jos poortvliet on Wednesday 20/Feb/2008, @00:01

Of course it's not new, Kubuntu, OpenSuse and others had it for a while - but now it's official in KDE, so slackware and other more vanilla distro's can and will ship it.

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Re: weird
by Sebastian Kuegler on Wednesday 20/Feb/2008, @00:49

Here's a secret: "Nothing that gets released under a Free Software development model is new, never!" :-)

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Re: weird
by Thomas McGuire on Wednesday 20/Feb/2008, @11:44

>new enterprise PIM? So bascally everything that has been avaible with opensuse for a few months, it's not really new then is it

Not exactly the same. opensuse just shipped a several months old SVN snapshot, from a time were the enterprise branch still was very much in development.
3.5.9 has a feature-complete and more stable PIM than the old suse packages (and the same is true for the other distributions).

Additionally, the enterprise branch didn't have any translations (except German), while 3.5.9 has all the usual translations.

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Re: weird
by Kevin Kofler on Wednesday 20/Feb/2008, @23:38

Fedora's snapshots got updated regularly. Moreover, we kept the original kde-i18n translations, so there were just a few untranslated messages for the strings added on the branch. But we have kdepim (and kde-i18n) 3.5.9 (plus 2 KMail bugfixes which didn't make the tagging cut) in updates-testing now, and will have it soon in updates, for both Fedora 7 and 8.

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