KDE 4.1.1 has been released
"KDE Community Stabilizes Desktop with KDE 4.1.1. The KDE Community today announced the immediate availability of KDE 4.1.1, the first bugfix and maintenance update for the latest generation of the most advanced and powerful free desktop. KDE 4.1.1 is a monthly update to KDE 4.1. It ships with a basic desktop and many other packages; like administration programs, network tools, educational applications, utilities, multimedia software, games, artwork, web development tools and more. KDE's award-winning tools and applications are available in more than 50 languages.
The KDE 4.1 desktop KDE, including all its libraries and its applications, is available for free under Open Source licenses. KDE can be obtained in source and various binary formats from http://download.kde.org and can also be obtained on CD-ROM or with any of the major GNU/Linux and UNIX systems shipping today."
>>KDE 4.1.1 Out Now
Major Day of Defeat: Source Update
RHSA-2008:0584-01 Important: pidgin security and bug fix update
RHSA-2008:0581-01 Moderate: bluez-libs and bluez-utils security update
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