10.1 Final

will it be in?

i really want all the improved graphics stuff.

End of March.
Meanwhile you can install OpenSuSE 10.1 Beta2, test it, and report bugs.

i think you missed the question; will Koffice be in 10.1 final?

regards

I don't know...right now they are still using 1.4...maybe you could get ahold of someone over there and
see...but they aren't saying anything on the website "features" list yet...

*crosses fingers*

here's hoping!

i want the new Krita.

http://www.koffice.org/announcements...-1.5-beta1.php

well, what news folks?

if there is no mention of Koffice 1.5 in the last Beta (due thursday) then can i presume that Koffice 1.5 will not make an appearance in SUSE 10.1?

if it is already too late, or already decided against, then please tell me, but i'd love to have the new Krita to play with (by default) in 10.1.

regards

What do you think this means?
http://en.opensuse.org/Factory-News#Change...w_up_in_Factory

Major package version updates:
Package Version Description
Bash 3.1 command language interpreter
Digikam 0.8 digital photo management
Firefox 1.5 web browser
KDE 3.5 desktop environment
KOffice 1.5 Preview small and fast office suite, supporting OASIS file format
with Krita painting and image editing (supports 16 Bit, CMYK and OpenEXR) and KPlato project management
Kontact 1.2 groupware client with support for GroupWise, SLOX, Open-Exchange, Kolab, OpenGroupware, MS Exchange, eGroupware and others
Qt 4.1 rc1 C++ application framework for writing GUI applications
TaskJuggler 2.2 sophisticated project management tool with IDE
Wine 0.9.3 compatibility layer for running MS Windows programs
X.org 6.9 rc 3 graphical system manager

fantastic, thank you.

i confess i was only looking at the distrowatch package list for each beta as they get released, and distrowatch was only showing Koffice 1.42.

many thanks

FWIW, the the KOffice 1.5 Beta packages are available via Klik, if you want to try them out without the hassle of compiling.

Check out http://www.kdedevelopers.org/node/1794

(They're packaged for Debian but Klik resolves it perfectly fine on Suse 10.0, I was able to Klik and run Kivio without a problem)

It's a painless way to try it.

Cheers,
KV