[KDE Dot News]
 faq
 flatforty
 contribute
 subscribe
 configure
 search
 rdf

 main


  KDE Commit-Digest for 12th November 2006
Developer Posted by Danny Allen on Sunday 12/Nov/2006, @15:44
from the it's-that-time-of-the-week dept.
In this week's KDE Commit-Digest: KViewShell is renamed Ligature. Okular gets support for Text and Line annotations. KSame and Konquest start their conversion to SVG graphics. Marble gets enhanced support for presenting and displaying geographical data interactively, and showing national flags. Mailody, the alternative email client, continues to develop at a rapid pace. Telepathy support in Kopete starts to emerge from experiment towards a usable implementation. Kile gets scripting support, with improvements to scripting across KOffice. KPresenter receives export to text document (OpenDocument) functionality. Improvements in the Magnatune music store facility in Amarok.


<  |  >

 

  Related Links
 ·   Articles on Developer
 ·   Also by Danny Allen
 ·   Contact author

Thread Threshold:

The Fine Print: The following comments are owned by whomever posted them.
( Reply )

Over 40 comments listed. Printing out index only.
KDE 4 apps on Windows and Mac OS X
by fred on Sunday 12/Nov/2006, @19:03
For those who don't know this yet:

http://people.mandriva.com/~lmontel/screenshot-kde4/images.html

Thanks Laurent Montel for the screenshots and also all those KDE Windows team!

Also thanks Danny for providing weekly digest!
[ Reply To This | View ]
typo
by anon on Sunday 12/Nov/2006, @23:18
s/11/12/
[ Reply To This | View ]
Digest
by gerd on Monday 13/Nov/2006, @00:41
One link of 603095 is broken.

http://websvn.kde.org/trunk/playground/base/guidance/powermanager/icons/battery-charging-070.png?r1=603094&r2=603095
[ Reply To This | View ]
Okular and Ligature
by superstoned on Monday 13/Nov/2006, @02:49
just checked them both. Ligature is seriously faster than Okular, and it's text selection works. on the other hand, Okular has the annotations and stuff (tough it's not that great yet, and slow). Okular shows nicely with a red square where you are in the document, but the thumbnail preview 'jumps' while it moves smoothly in Ligature.

now there's the darwinian stuff, and anyone should work on whatever he/she likes, but it both apps are so much alike in interface and everything, it's not funny anymore. i wonder how much code they share?

I know when okular was started as a summer of code project, there was no interest in sharing code with what now is called Ligature (great name, btw). i think that was a missed opportunity. but guys, can't you talk again? those apps don't just have an overlapp (eg Krita and Gimp) but they are really really almost the same. now okular wants to get in kdegraphics, but i would say NO. sorry, but two apps, not just DOING the same, but also LOOKING the same and WORKING the same is just plain silly. one of the two can get in, and Ligature was simply first...
[ Reply To This | View ]
wow
by superstoned on Monday 13/Nov/2006, @03:32
on a more positive note:
LOVE to the kdegames developers!!! great work on konquest (i love that app, and the fact it didn't scale has alwasy been an annoyance. now it's great, even tough it's not yet finished). same with kpat and kmahjongg, ksame, and the others. it's really amazing how good they look ;-)
[ Reply To This | View ]
Icons
by AC on Monday 13/Nov/2006, @05:51
/trunk/playground/base/guidance/powermanager:
New icons thanks to Nuno and Ken of Oxygen fame, remove pid when registering power-manager with a dirty hack


Errrr...
It looks an almost exact copy of the Winamp icon..
[ Reply To This | View ]
Status of Kat
by TH on Thursday 16/Nov/2006, @18:10
I saw the program Kat listed under the buzz section of this digest, however, according to kat's wikipedia article ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kat_Desktop_Search_Environment ), the project is dead.

Which makes me wonder, what exactly is the current status of kat?
[ Reply To This | View ]

 
The Fine Print: The previous comments are owned by whomever posted them.
( Reply )

  "I didn't know there was a superlative of 'Warmduscher'." -- Carsten Pfeiffer
KDE®, "K Desktop Environment", "KDE Dot News", "got the dot?" and the KDE Logo® are trademarks or registered trademarks of KDE e.V. in the European Union, the United States and other countries. All other trademarks and copyrights on this page are owned by their respective owners. Comments are owned by the poster. The rest: Copyright © 2000-2008 KDE e.V. for The KDE Project. For further information or comments on this site, please contact the Webmaster.
[ home | post article | flat forty | subscribe | search | rdf ]