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the trend continues
by heisereader on Thursday 13/Dec/2007, @07:04

"Let's hope that this trend continues in the future."

look at www.heise.de/newsticker/meldung/100517:

"Lars Knoll, die treibende Kraft hinter der Render-Engine KHTML des KDE-Browsers Konqueror, wird Entwicklungsleiter (Vice President of Engineering) beim norwegischen Software-Unternehmen Trolltech. [...]"

This means that Lars Knoll will work for Trolltech as a Vice Predident of Engineering.

Congratulations.

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Re: the trend continues
by Thiago Macieira on Thursday 13/Dec/2007, @11:58

For the announcement in English:
http://trolltech.com/company/newsroom/announcements/press.2007-12-13.8494897112

For those confused: Lars has been working for Trolltech for 7 years now. The news is that he's now in a new phase of his life, as VP of Engineering. But, even though he's a VP now, he's still getting his hands dirty and coding. Last I saw him, he was deep in discussion about WebKit internals. ;-)

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Re: the trend continues
by love konqueror on Saturday 22/Dec/2007, @00:30

Konqueror is the first of the three killerfeatures of KDE. Then comes Kontact and last but not least Knotes. Because Knotes is one of those convenient little things that make life easier.

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Re: the trend continues
by Bobby on Thursday 27/Dec/2007, @08:42

I like the knotes plasmoid. I mostly use ti to write little notes for my wife and she to me or simple remind each other of important things. It's very convenient and nice.

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