Moving from 9.3 to 9.4, links for live images are incorrect (rocky-li…

…nux#2076)

* update download links for KDE, MATE, XFCE
* update checksum and iso names where needed

docs/guides/desktop/kde_installation.md

@@ -25,7 +25,7 @@ Thanks to the Rocky Linux development team, live images for several desktop inst
 
 ## Get, verify, and write the KDE live image
 
-Prior to installation, the first step is to download the live image and write that to a DVD or a USB thumb drive. As stated earlier, the image will be bootable, just like any other installation media for Linux. You can find the latest KDE image in the download section for Rocky Linux 9 [live images](https://dl.rockylinux.org/pub/rocky/9.3/live/x86_64/).
+Prior to installation, the first step is to download the live image and write that to a DVD or a USB thumb drive. As stated earlier, the image will be bootable, just like any other installation media for Linux. You can find the latest KDE image in the download section for Rocky Linux 9 [live images](https://dl.rockylinux.org/pub/rocky/9.4/live/x86_64/).
 
 Note that this particular link assumes x86_64 as your processor architecture. If you have aarch64 architecture, you can use that image instead. Download the live image and checksum files.
 

docs/guides/desktop/mate_installation.md

@@ -29,19 +29,19 @@ This procedure will get you up and running with MATE on Rocky Linux.
 
     ### 9: Get, Verify, and Write the MATE Live Image
 
-    Before installation, the first step is to download the live image and write that to a DVD or a USB thumb drive. As stated earlier, the image will be bootable, just like any other installation media for Linux. You can find the latest MATE image in the download section for Rocky Linux 9 [live images](https://dl.rockylinux.org/pub/rocky/9.3/live/x86_64/). Note this particular link assumes x86_64 as your architecture, and as of this writing that is the only architecture live image available. Download the live image and checksum files. 
+    Before installation, the first step is to download the live image and write that to a DVD or a USB thumb drive. As stated earlier, the image will be bootable, just like any other installation media for Linux. You can find the latest MATE image in the download section for Rocky Linux 9 [live images](https://dl.rockylinux.org/pub/rocky/9.4/live/x86_64/). Note this particular link assumes x86_64 as your architecture, and as of this writing that is the only architecture live image available. Download the live image and checksum files. 
 
     Verify the image with the CHECKSUM file with the following 
     (note this is an example! Ensure your image name and CHECKSUM files match): 
 
     ```
-    sha256sum -c CHECKSUM --ignore-missing Rocky-9.1-MATE-x86_64-20221124.0.iso.CHECKSUM
+    sha256sum -c CHECKSUM --ignore-missing Rocky-9.4-MATE-x86_64-20221124.0.iso.CHECKSUM
     ```
 
     If all goes well, you will receive this message:
 
     ```
-    Rocky-9.1-MATE-x86_64-20221124.0.iso: OK
+    Rocky-9.4-MATE-x86_64-20221124.0.iso: OK
     ```
 
     If the checksum for the file returns OK, you are now ready to write your ISO image to your media. This procedure differs depending on the OS, the media, and the tools. We assume that you know how to write the image to your media.

docs/guides/desktop/xfce_installation.md

@@ -28,7 +28,7 @@ It is also one of the most accessible desktop environments to combine with alter
 
     ## 9: Get, verify, and write the XFCE live image
 
-    Prior to installation, the first step is to download the live image and write that to a DVD or a USB thumb drive. As stated earlier, the image will be bootable, just like any other installation media for Linux. You can find the latest XFCE image in the download section for Rocky Linux 9 [live images](https://dl.rockylinux.org/pub/rocky/9.3/live/x86_64/). Note that this particular link assumes x86_64 is your processor's architecture. 
+    Prior to installation, the first step is to download the live image and write that to a DVD or a USB thumb drive. As stated earlier, the image will be bootable, just like any other installation media for Linux. You can find the latest XFCE image in the download section for Rocky Linux 9 [live images](https://dl.rockylinux.org/pub/rocky/9.4/live/x86_64/). Note that this particular link assumes x86_64 is your processor's architecture. 
 
     As of this writing, you can use x86_64 or aarch64 architectures for this live image. Download the live image and checksum files. 
 
@@ -101,7 +101,7 @@ It is also one of the most accessible desktop environments to combine with alter
 
     ## 9 minimal: Introduction
 
-    If you installed Rocky Linux 9.x and decide that you want to install XFCE after, this procedure will get you there. This procedure assumes installation of `Rocky-9.3-x86_64-minimal.iso`.
+    If you installed Rocky Linux 9.x and decide that you want to install XFCE after, this procedure will get you there. This procedure assumes installation of `Rocky-9.4-x86_64-minimal.iso`.
 
     ### Update your system