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By gregladen on June 15, 2008.

42 of the Best Commercial Linux Games
KOffice 2.0 Alpha 8 (an office suite for KDE)....
0 Best KDE Applications Not Included in KDE
And for those of you who like it even when it is not OpenSource: Opera 9.50 Is Out! Review of the Newest Opera Release

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*0* Best? Careful, you're mirroring how some people feel about KDE. :-)

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