KDE 4 Desktop Environment: Difference between revisions

Latest revision as of 04:11, 31 March 2015

KDE 4 is a substantial re-work of KDE. An overview is provided with most Distributions and at:

An aspect causing much difficulty is migrating data to the new Personal Information Manager - Kontact

essential to copy each users PIM data
- for earlier releases of KDE 4 see KMail manual, FAQ # 6.11
  - using the commands cp - a or rsync -av
contemporary releases have a special command line tool, pimsettingexporter, which starts a GUI window from which all relevant settings AND data can be exported/reimported

Those migrating from KDE 3 to KDE 4 need to pick a "quiet time" because many other apps have been replaced or substantially changed

As of early 2015, KFramework 5, the successor to KDE4 is being implemented concurrently with KDE4

--Rod (talk) 14:02, 18 January 2015 (AEDT)

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 An aspect causing much difficulty is migrating data to the new Personal Information Manager - Kontact
-#essential to '''copy''' each users PIM data, as described in KMail manual, FAQ # 6.11
+#essential to '''copy''' each users PIM data
+#*for earlier releases of KDE 4 see KMail manual, FAQ # 6.11
-#*using the commands cp - a or rsync -av
+#**using the commands cp - a or rsync -av
+#contemporary releases have a special command line tool, ''pimsettingexporter'', which starts a GUI window from which all relevant settings AND data can be exported/reimported
 Those migrating from KDE 3 to KDE 4 need to pick a "quiet time" because many other apps have been replaced or substantially changed
+As of early 2015, KFramework 5, the successor to KDE4 is being implemented concurrently with KDE4
+--[[User:Rpeters|Rod]] ([[User talk:Rpeters|talk]]) 14:02, 18 January 2015 (AEDT)
+[[Category: Technical Info]]