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With all the excitement surrounding KDE 4 development at the moment people are starting to ask why they have not seen any updates on what KDE 4 will look like. KDE 4 - Understanding the Buzz answers these increasingly common questions by explaining the current status of KDE 4 development and why the exciting work so far is only visible to developers. "Before any new features can be added to KDE and projects like Plasma can get underway, the porting of KDE to Qt 4 has to be completed."

Some highlights from this week's KDE Commit-Digest (all in one page):

Some highlights from this week's KDE Commit-Digest
(all in one page):

Some highlights from this week's KDE Commit-Digest (all in one page):

In this week's KDE Commit Digest (all in one page):

"Another exciting month in KDE development" is covered in the July edition of This Month in SVN. New features include recursive functions in KTurtle, asthetic enhancements in Kalzium, the eye-candy that is SuperKaramba and Konqueror's improved search box.

Some highlights from this week's KDE Commit-Digest (all in one page):
KPDF can now open PS files.
Kexi form designer supports drag and drop of database fields to create forms.
Krita now has a pixelize filter, bumpmapping and watercolor painting.

Some highlights from this week's KDE Commit-Digest (all in one page):

At the recent European X.Org Developers Meeting KDE developer and Trolltech employee Zack Rusin presented a new acceleration architecture named Exa (eyecandy X architecture) for X.org.

In this week's KDE Commit-Digest (all in one page):