Although tomorrow openSUSE-Team will announce the first realase candidate (RC1) of openSUSE 11.2, I tried install the Milestone 8 on my laptop happily.. 
It is not just curiousity pushes me to try it, more than that, help this project to be the bug-free release right on the schedule.
» Read more: openSUSE 11.2 Milestone 8: a redeonhd Issue and other Improvements
As a fan of KDE, maybe i can call this September is a Month of KDE, or Yet another Month of KDE.
The September 1st 2009, developer released the first revision of KDE 4.3, took the GNU/Linux desktop more stable and lots of bugfixes, and enhancements bringing KDE to the higher grounds. » Read more: Yet another Month of KDE
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Stephan Binner announced the release of New KDE Four Live CD which is built from installable openSUSE 11.1 based Live CD with KIWI. This Live CD contains the latest KDE 4 (4.2.1) packages, KOffice 2.0 Beta 7 and much more from the openSUSE Build Service. See the announcement for details.
From openSUSE-Id Team, Adi Nugroho gave an option how to have a clean installation of KDE 4 on openSUSE machine (in Bahasa Indonesia) than the usual way, which is good start to have KDE 4.2.1 installed on your machine.
The steps required are only by installing this Live CD first, and then update other packages from its repositories. Done! 
See here to add package repositories to YaST.
Guys.. Lets konquer the KDE then! 
The image above doesn’t represent the KDE Four Live CD told in this post, it’s only my current desktop captured on my existing openSUSE 11.1 with KDE 4.2.1.
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