Binary Packages

This page lists binary packages for various OS.

Note

These packages are not created by the KDE Release Team and we can not verify all packages are legit so proceed with the usual caution if you are installing packages from unknown or untrusted sources.

KDE SC 4.12 Beta 2 (4.11.90)

• openSUSE Linux provides packages in the KDF repository

KDE SC 4.12 Beta 1 (4.11.80)

• openSUSE Linux provides packages in the KDF repository

KDE SC 4.11.3

• openSUSE Linux provides packages in the KR411 (KDE SC 4.11) repository
• Eric Hameleers aka Alien BOB of the Slackware coreteam provides KDE SC 4.11.3 packages for Slackware-current (which is nearly at 14.1). See his blog for more background and detail.

KDE SC 4.11.1

• Eric Hameleers aka Alien BOB of the Slackware coreteam provides KDE SC 4.11.1 packages for Slackware-current. See his blog for more background and detail.
• openSUSE Linux provides packages in the KR411 (KDE SC 4.11) repository
• siduction provides KDE SC 4.11.1 packages in the kdenext repository.
• SolydK provides KDE SC 4.11.1 packages in its latest Update Pack.

KDE SC 4.11.0

• Kubuntu provides packages for the development release and 13.04 and 12.04 LTS
• OpenMandriva includes KDE SC 4.11 in Cooker.
• openSUSE Linux provides packages in the KR411 (KDE SC 4.11) repository
• Eric Hameleers aka Alien BOB of the Slackware coreteam provides KDE SC 4.11.0 packages for Slackware-current. See this blog entry for more background and detail.

KDE SC 4.11 RC 2 (4.10.97)

• openSUSE Linux provides packages in the KDF (KDE SC 4.11) repository

KDE SC 4.11 RC 1 (4.10.95)

• Arch Linux provides packages in the KDE-unstable repository.
• openSUSE Linux provides packages in the KDF (KDE SC 4.11) repository

KDE SC 4.11 Beta 2 (4.10.90)

• openSUSE Linux provides packages in the Factory aka. KDF (KDE SC 4.11) repository
• Kubuntu provides packages for the development release and 13.04
• Arch Linux provides packages in the KDE-unstable repository.

KDE SC 4.11 Beta 1 (4.10.80)

• Arch Linux provides packages in the KDE-unstable repository.
• openSUSE Linux provides packages in the Factory aka. KDF (KDE SC 4.11) repository

KDE SC 4.10.5

• Gentoo provides ebuilds in portage
• OpenMandriva includes KDE SC 4.10.5 in Cooker
• KDE SC 4.10.5 is part of slackware-current. If you need KDE SC 4.10.5 on a stable release, then Alien BOB of the Slackware coreteam provides packages for Slackware 14. See this blog entry for more background and detail.
• Anthon GNU/Linux provides the latest stable packages in the KDE-Latest repository. Packages in this repository are compatible with any Debian derivatives.

KDE SC 4.10.4

• Arch Linux provides the latest stable packages in the [extra] repository
• Kubuntu 4.10.4 information
• KDE SC 4.10.4 is part of slackware-current. If you need KDE SC 4.10.4 on a stable release, then Alien BOB of the Slackware coreteam provides packages for Slackware 14. See this blog entry for more background and detail.
• Anthon GNU/Linux provides the latest stable packages in the KDE-Latest repository. Packages in this repository are compatible with any Debian derivatives.

KDE SC 4.10.3

• Arch Linux provides the latest stable packages in the [extra] repository
• Kubuntu 4.10.3 information

KDE SC 4.10.2

• Arch Linux provides the latest stable packages in the [extra] repository
• Kubuntu 4.10.2 page has info on packages for 12.10, 12.04 and the Raring development release.
• openSUSE provides packages for 12.2 and 12.3 versions. See here.
• OpenMandriva includes KDE SC 4.10.2 in Cooker

KDE SC 4.10.1

• Arch Linux provides the latest stable packages in the [extra] repository
• Kubuntu 4.10.1 page has info on packages for 12.10, 12.04 and the Raring development release.
• openSUSE provides packages for 12.2 and 12.3 versions. See here.
• noop linux has a live DVD with KDE SC 4.10.1. It is also available in the repository.

KDE SC 4.10.0

• Arch Linux provides the latest stable packages in the [extra] repository
• Kubuntu 4.10 page has info on packages for 12.10, 12.04 and the Raring development release.
• openSUSE provides packages for its 12.2 version. See here.
• KDE SC 4.10.0 is part of slackware-current. If you need KDE SC 4.10.0 on a stable release, then Alien BOB of the Slackware coreteam provides packages for Slackware 14. See this blog entry for more background and detail.

KDE SC 4.10 RC 3 (4.9.98)

• Arch Linux provides packages in the KDE-unstable repository
• Chakra Linux provides binary packages, debug packages and build logs in the kde-unstable repository
• Kubuntu 4.10 RC 2 page has info on packages for 12.10 and the Raring development release.
• openSUSE Linux provides packages in the Factory aka. KDF (KDE 4.10) repository

KDE SC 4.10 RC 2 (4.9.97)

• Arch Linux provides packages in the KDE-unstable repository
• openSUSE Linux provides packages in the Factory aka. KDF (KDE SC 4.10) repository

KDE SC 4.10 RC 1 (4.9.95) ==

• Arch Linux provides packages in the KDE-unstable repository
• openSUSE Linux provides packages in the Factory aka. KDF (KDE SC 4.10) repository

KDE SC 4.10 Beta 2 (4.9.90)

• Arch Linux provides packages in the KDE-unstable repository
• Kubuntu 4.10 Beta page has info on packages for 12.10 and the Raring development release.
• openSUSE Linux provides packages in the Unstable:SC aka. KUSC (KDE trunk) and Factory aka. KDF (KDE SC 4.10) repositories

KDE SC 4.10 Beta 1 (4.9.80)

• Arch Linux provides packages in the KDE-unstable repository
• Kubuntu provides packages for the current development series

KDE SC 4.9.x

• openSUSE repository is available - more info at Upstream release aka. KR49 (KDE SC 4.9)

KDE SC 4.9.5

• Arch Linux provides the latest stable packages in the [extra] repository
• Chakra Linux provides binary packages, debug packages and build logs in the desktop repository
• Alien BOB of the Slackware coreteam provides packages for Slackware 14 and -current. See this blog entry for more background and detail.

KDE SC 4.9.4

• Arch Linux provides the latest stable packages in the [extra] repository
• Kubuntu packages are available for 12.04 and 12.10. More details can be found in the announcement on Kubuntu.org.