Version 0.5r10 of Klik, a system of Mac-like disk images for Linux, has been released. This version contains "bugfixes and reliability improvements" and version numbers throughout the site. Screenshots at KDE Apps; download instructions on home page.
Version 0.5r9 of Klik, a system of installable images (similar to the Mac's disk images) for Linux, has been released. The latest change is that software is being categorised in a hierarchy and can be ordered in each category by popularity as well as by name. Download instructions on the main Klik website, on which locations for application downloads can also be found.
My subscriber copy of Linux Magazine arrived today, so it should be in the shops in the next couple of days (magazines tend to be available in central London a day earlier than everywhere else, including the London suburbs). There is a feature on Klik, the software download system for Linux similar to the Mac's disk images; this is the only major Qt/KDE content. Other features include several scripting-related articles, one on using Linux to load movies on the PSP, and a test of Linux compatibility on popular laptops.
Marcel Gagné (of Moving to Linux fame) has an article on Informit.com about the Klik software installation system, its origins, its benefits and the couple of minor limitations the system has.