We are preparing our next release: Netrunner 4.2 called “Dryland – Second Edition”. As the name indicates, it will continue on the Dryland cycle, yet be a full release that includes all the latest stuff from precise pangolin (and then some). Since it is based on upcoming Kubuntu 12.04, we hope to have it ready […]
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As announced today, Blue Systems has become sponsor of Kubuntu: http://www.kubuntu.org/news/kubuntu-to-be-sponsored-by-blue-systems Part of this sponsorship makes it possible for Jonathan Riddell to continue working fulltime with the community on building releases of the KDE distribution beyond 12.04. The goal is to strenghten Kubuntus commitment to offer a KDE distro being part of the Debian/Ubuntu ecosystem,
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There is a new website called Netrunner MAG, which covers news around Netrunner, KDE and all things related to GNU/Linux: http://netrunner-mag.com/ We welcome your feedback, so let us know your ideas or suggest some topic you like to see covered in the future! Have a good read, the Netrunner Team.
For those who want to take a chance and update from KDE 4.7.4 to KDE 4.8, here is how to do it. (Please note that latest KDE 4.8 might still have quirks and issues, and though updating is usually not a problem, you do it on your own risk). If you are using older Netrunner
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Accompanying the release of Netrunner 64bit version, we released the 4.1 version for 32bit with the following changes compared to 4.0: – switched to Hybrid ISO – Kernel 3.0.0.15 – KDE 4.7.4 (latest stable) – Muon 1.2.95 – kde-gtk-config module for easy gtk2+gtk3 configuration under KDE – several bugfixes, including system freezes during automatic update
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