KDE Final 3.1 has been released to Fink Unstable (this time with the right content)

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The Fink Project and Benjamin Reed are happy to announce the 
availability of  KDE 3.1 final.

KDE 3.1 Final has been released to Fink unstable.

Apart from the changes made by the KDE development team, the following 
changes have been made:

* overall minor build fixes and cleanups
* fixes to some dependencies (including properly allowing use with 
freetype-hinting)
* some crashes in kword have been fixed
* startkde now detects whether you have Apple's quartz-wm, and runs 
with it instead of kwin.  If you don't want to use Apple's window 
manager, you can set "KDEWM=kwin" in your .xinitrc to get the old 
behaviour.
* the mosfet-liquid theme engine has been updated to 0.9.6pre2

A note from the maintainer, Benjamin Reed:

"There are still some things that need updating before we have a 
complete, 100% release of KDE, but for the most part, everything is 
here now.  If you are willing to help out, please enable unstable (as 
per the http://fink.sourceforge.net/faq/usage-fink.php#unstable FAQ 
entry) and open bugs on any problems you have at the bug tracker on the 
Fink web site.  This release is looking fairly solid, and the speed 
difference as compared to the 3.0.7 release (and, to a lesser extent 
the 3.1rc5 release) are noticable, but there's more testing that needs 
to be done before it's ready for Fink stable."

Please keep in mind that the above mentioned software has been released 
to the unstable section of Fink, thus you should be aware, that some 
minor complications could arise.

On behalf of Benjamin Reed and the Fink Project.

- -d

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