KDE 4 is out, as you probably already know, and it comes with a lot of innovations for the Linux desktop. KDE 4 is the next generation of the popular K Desktop Environment, which seeks to fulfill the need for a powerful yet easy-to-use desktop, for both personal and enterprise computing. KDE project’s goal for the 4.0 release is to put the foundations in place for future innovations on the FREE desktop. But today, we will talk about the future versions of KDE 4 and what features they’ll bring. Let’s have a look first at the main goals for KDE 4.1, which will be released somewhere in July:
- Windows port (Frameworks and Applications)
- Mac port (Frameworks and Applications)
- OpenSolaris port
- Plasma with widgets on canvas, makes things like layouting much easier, and generally integrating widgets into Plasmoids
- Webkit in Plasma
- GStreamer, Quicktime, DirectShow9 Phonon backends
- Apple dashboard widgets support in Plasma
- Decibel VOIP and real-time communication framework
- Done! Dragon Player multimedia player Read the rest of this entry »




