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Repositioning the KDE Brand (KDE.News)Repositioning the KDE Brand (KDE.News)Posted Nov 26, 2009 7:40 UTC (Thu) by JoeF (subscriber, #4486)In reply to: Repositioning the KDE Brand (KDE.News) by yokem_55 Parent article: Repositioning the KDE Brand (KDE.News)
Slackware 12.2, which doesn't have KDE4. Slackware 13 has KDE4, and it didn't have KDE3 anymore, which is why I didn't upgrade. Eventually, Patrick re-added KDE3 to Slack-current/extra, I guess due to popular demand...
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Repositioning the KDE Brand (KDE.News) Posted Nov 26, 2009 19:42 UTC (Thu) by aseigo (guest, #18394) [Link]
So your point was that your distribution didn't provide KDE4 packages on the version with KDE3 so you couldn't mix and match. Well, that's a distribution issue, nothing inherent in what KDE upstream does.
KDE4 apps run just fine in a KDE3 workspace and elsewhere, and vice versa.
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