KDE 4.6 released

problem is that we're talking about a niche issue here. Multihead is something very few people run - multiscreen on the other hand is used plenty (and works just fine). The developers simply can't fix every minority issue - they have to focus on big things. And keep fun in mind too, otherwise, why work on this in the first place?

So aseigo could of course tell ppl he won't accept new features but wants them to work on fixing every darn issue they don't personally care about - KDE would quickly wither and die.

So for the long term, KDE has to make sure it's products are good enough - and at the same time, keep working in and on KDE fun. It is a delicate balance and usually minor features and issues are the victim of it.

That's why it is good to have some corporate funding - they often pay for the boring, finishing touch ;-)