A few days back, KDE SC 4.6.4 was released. Here is what has changed in the release and how you can get the update in Kubuntu 11.04.

Yesterday, the Kubuntu team announced that Amarok 2.4.1, code-named Resolution, is now available for installation in Kubuntu 11.04 “Natty Narhwal”.

Do your friends ask you for help with their PC? Do you get tired of making little road-trips to provide them with your help? The answers to this problem have been around for a long time. Here’s one of my favorite solutions.

The new Ubuntu fonts were actually supposed to be available for public beta on August 8th. However, they are available to anyone in the ~kubuntu-users in Launchpad.

KDE SC 4.5 RC2 is now available for Kubuntu 10.04 in the Beta Backports.

The Kubuntu Team is organizing a Kubuntu Tutorial Day today at #kubuntu-devel. Join them to lean how to contribute to Kubuntu or KDE in general.

KDE SC 4.4.5 has been released and it is already available for Kubuntu 10.04 Lucid Lynx. Read on to lean how to update to KDE SC 4.4.5 in Kubuntu 10.10.

The Kubuntu developers have announced that KDE SC 4.5 RC is available for Kubuntu 10.04 LTS through the Kubuntu Beta PPA. Packages for Maverick are not yet available though.

Fluffy will introduce Linux and the idea of Free/Libre Open Source Software to everyone who enjoys a pink,fluffy and good looking desktop.

KOffice 2.2 is available for (K)Ubuntu 10.04. Here is how to install it.

Rekonq, the KDE web browser based on Webkit, is getting support for extensions.

It is being reported that Rekonq will be the default web-browser in Kubuntu 10.10 Maverick Meerkat.

In the Ubuntu Developers Summit, Aurelien Gateau presented a Global Menu for the next Kubuntu release.

I recently tried the newest version of the Kubuntu Netbook Remix (KNR). Take a look at the screenshots I’ve included here. You might consider trying this new OS on your netbook.

Along with Ubuntu 10.04, Kubuntu 10.04 was also released. Here is a brief descriptions of the new features that have made it to Kubuntu 10.04.