KDE SC 4: The good, the bad, and the broken

[Boyd Stephen Smith Jr.]

On Thursday 27 May 2010 07:34:46 Christian Mikovits wrote:
> > Also, where's the encryption certificate management?
> > How can /any/
> > modern desktop environment include a default browser without proper
> > certificate management, and /still/ claim to be ready for ordinary use,
> > in this day and age of Internet banking and shopping?
> Mmmh, who's using konqueror / khtml anyways?

Me.  I prefer Konqueror as both a web browser and file manager.  I only use 
Dolphin accidentally, and I use IceWeasel in the rare case that a site doesn't 
work for me in Konqueror.

I need SSL certificate management for KMail, so that it will use my custom CA 
for connecting to IMAP and SMTP.
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