Information about KDE/FreeBSD: 
 
Availability of binary packages: 
================================ 

Binary packages for KDE 3.3 are currently available for the following
branches/platforms:

Branch:				Platforms:
FreeBSD 4-STABLE		i386
FreeBSD 5-CURRENT		i386
FreeBSD 6-CURRENT		i386

and addtionally, for the following releases/platforms:

Release:			Platforms:
FreeBSD 5.2-Release		i386
FreeBSD 5.2.1-Release		i386

To install them, go to http://rabarber.fruitsalad.org/, set your 
PACKAGESITE environment variable as directed on the page and use either
portupgrade -P or pkg_add -r.

Packages for other platforms will be available for downloading approximately
1-3 weeks after the initial release from ftp.freebsd.org, in the following
subdirectories:

pub/FreeBSD/ports/<platform>/packages-<branch>/kde

Please use a mirror near you if possible. A list of mirrors is available
at http://www.freebsd.org/doc/en_US.ISO8859-1/books/handbook/mirrors-ftp.html.

 
Additonal resources and technical support: 
========================================== 
 
If you need further assistance, there are several resources available: 
 
 
	Web Site 
	======== 
 
	The KDE on FreeBSD team maintains a web site at http://freebsd.kde.org. 
	It contains detailed installation/upgrade instructions, a FAQ,
	miscellaneous HowTo documents and much more.
 
	Mailing Lists 
	============= 
 
	The KDE on FreeBSD maintains several mail lists. A list is available at 
	http://freebsd.kde.org/resources.php. The general mailing list 
	(kde-freebsd@lists.csociety.org) is the best place to start. 
	To subscribe it, send mail to 
	kde-freebsd-request@lists.csociety.org?subject=subscribe 
 
	IRC: 
	==== 
	The KDE on FreeBSD team maintains an IRC channel on the Freenode 
	IRC network (http://freenode.info/irc_servers.shtml). As the KDE on 
	FreeBSD team is truly multinational, there are usually several 
	knowledgeable individuals on line at any given time. The name of the 
	channel is #kde-freebsd.