Compare this with the gnome situation, and you'll see that the FC developers have a clear tendency towards gnome, and apparently no interest whatsoever inmaking the life of KDE users easier. So, I still recommend that "anyone who likes KDE to configure the kde-redhat repo and update the packages right after installing FC, to make sure the KDE is up-to-date."
I strongly second this. I've used the "apt" part of kde-redhat since FC1 to keep my system up to date KDE wise, and rarely run into problems. Yes, users have to understand their system and take some care, but its not too hard.
... and I personally would rate KDE 3.4 enough of an improvement over KDE 3.3 to upgrade (menu loading speed and KDM themes on their own would do it for me...)
Chris
