Version: (using KDE 4.0.2KDE 1.2) Installed from: I Don't KnowDebian stable Packages OS: Linux While using the kde bug reporter, the wizard asks for my version of koffice (the main application I think my wishlist item should point to), but upon entering my version (debian stable, 1.1.6) of koffice, I'm prevented from proceeding, the wizard instead bringing me to a page telling me my version of koffice is too old and to upgrade. This is regardless of the fact that I've searched the bug/feature request lists and have seen koffice in use on other systems (testing, unstable, suse, fedora, etc) and know that my feature request is not presently available. So now I have to lie, so I'm going to say I have the latest version, submit my feature request, and let you sort out which version(s) if any it applies to (all actually), and also let you figure out why an end user can't request a feature if they know it is not available in any version, regardless of the version they are running no matter how old.
It's ok to put in a KDE version of 3.5.8 if you're using a KDE 3.5.x version. As long as you capture the application version that you're using on the next page of the wizard, then everything should be fine. For some software packages in KDE, such as KOffice, the KDE version doesn't matter to them as much as the KOffice version might, especially for a wishlist request. Marking as invalid since this is not a bug.