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Re: First things first. Married, partner or up for ado
by Jonathan Brugge on Thursday 26/Oct/2006, @07:57

'Up for adoption' means that someone does not have a partner at all (be it formal or not). In that case, he/she can be 'adopted' by someone in the same situation :).

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Re: First things first. Married, partner or up for ado
by djouallah mimoune on Thursday 26/Oct/2006, @09:21

ah ok thanks

now I understand why he is so active;)anyway we really need people like him, as I read it not sure the next kubuntu will include kde4 - after 6 months-

mimoune

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Re: First things first. Married, partner or up for ado
by Jakob Petsovits on Thursday 26/Oct/2006, @09:43

> now I understand why he is so active ;)

So we need to make sure that he's not adopted, right? After all, KDevelop 4 ought to be released in time... :-P

Cheerio, Hamish! Glad you're there, your code is nothing but exceptional. i hope you can make it to next year's aKademy :-?

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Re: First things first. Married, partner or up for ado
by Hamish Rodda on Thursday 26/Oct/2006, @22:53

Thanks for everyone's kind words... although the interview is a bit out of date, I have a partner now, but the hacking should continue... :)

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Re: First things first. Married, partner or up for ado
by Kevin Krammer on Friday 27/Oct/2006, @08:29

Now that's a head line: "do a people behind KDE interview, get adopted!" :)

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