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> >I've heard that the konsole bug has been fixed and there's a patch
> >floating around to fix the SIGABRTs for that program (was my biggest
> >gripe last time I tested libkse).
> 
> That patch was added to the kde port, correct?

Correct.

> >Just trying to figure out what my expectations should be with
> >regards to testing at this point.  Is KSE to the point that it's
> >ready for performance testing or is stability still a concern?
> 
> David Xu has been doing a lot of bugfixing work over the summer, so
> stability should be good enough to start tests.

I've been watching him and the rest of the kse folks work with great
interest.  I was hoping for an all clear of sorts from them or
possibly a list of what's remaining before they turn things over to
the public for bug gnashing.

-sc

-- 
Sean Chittenden