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This video shows how Google Gadgets for Linux are integrated right into Plasma desktop shell of upcoming KDE 4.2.

A screenshot tour of some of the best new features in KDE 4.2, including more transparency, lots of new plasmoids, better performance and more.

With the newly released Google Gadgets for Linux 0.10.3 and upcoming KDE 4.2, Google Gadgets can be integrated into Plasma seamlessly.

Towards kde 4.2, our date with the news about kde 4 development version. Today we speak of plasma, the beautiful graphical interface for kde, which is growing and increasingly improving.

My kdesvn-build-kdeplasma addons produced the result you see in the screenshot in my site...

Behold, new eyes plasmoid in all its scalable SVG greatness!

So far, nothing has crashed, Plasma has behaved itself and everything has “just worked”. Mandriva has made me forget that I’m using KDE 4, which is actually a good thing!

PowerDevil is a new lightweight power manager for KDE 4 and will be the default power manager in KDE 4.2. PowerDevil is fully based on Solid.

It is able to detect your system’s capabilities, so that only supported configuration options will be shown.

PowerDevil is tightly integrated into KDE desktop. KRunner from Plasma lets you do about everything

By the time Vista rolls around, KDE 4.x will be out and will support Plasma, which will provide 3D graphical features that Vista doesn't/probably won't have.

Tech Source From Bohol: "If you want to further enhance the look of your KDE 4 desktop, I have here a list of some of the most beautiful Plasma themes available:"

Today I came across an article explaining how to run JavaFX on Linux. I managed to install the sdk by downloading the Mac version .