The KDE Security team has issued an advisory on a vulnerability present in all versions of KDE that allow a remote attacker to execute arbitrary commands under your account. KDE 3.0.5b and KDE 3.1.1a have been released to address this problem.

The KDE Web Team would like to announce a competition to design a new logo for the KDE.org website. The prize for the competition is the honour and satisfaction of having your work displayed on KDE.org and its subdomains, with full credit given for each use of the image. The competition will run over the course of a month and closes on April 30th, 2003.

The KDE Project has released KDE 3.1.1, the first maintenance release of the KDE 3.1 release series. It features more and much improved translations and many problem corrections. Read the Changelog

The KDE Web Team is proud to present a new and exciting design for the official KDE site! This is the first overhaul of the flagship homepage since Kurt's vastly successful update more than two years ago. The KDE Web Team has maintained a focus on standards-compliance as well as improved the overall usability and accessibility of the site.

The KDE Project today
announced
the release of KDE 3.1, "a major feature upgrade to the third
generation of the most advanced and powerful free desktop for Linux
and other UNIXes."
While you are busy downloading
the new packages for this fabulous release, we hope you will enjoy the
über-cool (disclaimer:

KDE 3.1rc6, which most likely will be the final KDE 3.1 release candidate (where have I heard that before?), is now
available for
download. It incorporates all of the
security fixes from the security audit that delayed the release

The KDE Project today released a
security advisory
affecting all versions of KDE 2 and KDE 3. The advisory is the culmination of
the security audit which delayed
the release of KDE 3.1 until January. The KDE Project strongly encourages all KDE users to upgrade to
KDE 3.0.5a, which was also
announced

The much-anticipated release of KDE 3.1, originally
scheduled
for this week, has been delayed, most likely until early next month.
On the positive side, the delay could not have been for a better reason.
Dirk Mueller, the KDE 3.1 Release Coordinator,
explained

From the 24th to 28th of August 2002, members of KDE e.V. were invited to meet at the University of the Federal Armed Forces in Hamburg, Germany, to discuss various matters relating to KDE e.V. and KDE in general.

The KDE Project today issued two security advisories which affect KDE
versions 2.1 through KDE 3.0.4 (and also through KDE 3.1 RC3). The
first
advisory concerns the rlogin:// service and, for affected
KDE 2.x systems, the telnet:// service. The
second