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DistroWatch Weekly, Issue 252
The DistroWatch
Weekly for May 12, 2008 is out. "It's a Fedora week here at
DistroWatch. A new version of the popular distribution will be released
later this week, complete with the usual cutting edge features, such as KDE
4, dramatic speed improvements, support for the ext4 file system and many
others. One popular application set missing from the distro, however, is
KDE 3.5, now relegated to the dustbins of history by the project. If you
are a Fedora KDE user, should you upgrade or should you not? Read our
first-impressions review of Fedora 9 KDE to obtain some answers. In the
news section, openSUSE presents several user interface improvements for its
package manager, Ubuntu prepares to deliver cool new features in Intrepid
Ibex, Attila Craciun introduces the Slackware-based Bluewhite64 Linux, and
PC-BSD updates its artwork and fixes bugs in preparation for the 7.0
release. Also included are several resources to help you manage your
OpenSolaris system better and an interesting update on Oracle Enterprise
Linux."
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