KDE Commit-Digest for 14th November 2010

    By: Danny Allen
    2010
    13
    Dec
    Developer

    In the latest KDE Commit-Digest:

    • Solid switches to the new KDE Power Management System Policy Agent
    • "Atmosphere" and other layers, and more work on routing instrunctions in Marble
    • Demo Mode in Kajongg
    • Full KIPI support (print, email, etc of images) added to KSnapshot
    • An "Export" button added to Gwenview, providing quick access to the KIPI export plugins
    • Various improvements in Kooka
    • Support for hiding menu icons in KDE applications
    • Plugin loading support added to KNotify
    • Support for Powerdevil notifications when a battery's storage ability falls below 50%, or the battery has been recalled from the vendor
    • Support for Windows 7-like launchers in the Tasks Plasmoid
    • ACL viewing/editing implemented in KMail Mobile
    • Smb4K now mounts and unmounts shares via a KAuth implementation
    • Telepathy tubes support in KRFB
    • NEPOMUKBackupSync, with configuration UI enables automatic and manual backup and syncing of the Nepomuk respository
    • Improved version of the Locale KControl module
    • SecurityOrigin class of WebCore (useful for guarding against cross-site scripting attacks) imported into KHTML
    • KBugBuster moved to unmaintained/tags/4
    • KPlayer and Kile move to git.kde.org.

    Read the rest of the Digest here.

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    Comments

    Mon, 2010/12/13 - 10:29pm — mutlu
    Score: 5

    I really like the new bullet

    I really like the new bullet point-like style of the abstract on the dot. Great work!

    Tue, 2010/12/14 - 12:45am — BurkeOne
    Score: 0

    Windows 7 like launchers

    Woooohoooooo yeeeeeah! YES! YES!

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    I am pleased to read that news, keep up the constrictive work. And thank you to the Commit Digest for anouncing this information.

    +1 for the bullet style.

    Wed, 2010/12/15 - 10:46am — ubu-msux
    Score: 0

    Changes and changes

    Yes! The new "bullet point-like style" of the abstract on the dot adds clarity!

    By the way, the title of the digest is "KDE Commit-Digest for 14th November 2010". This seems to be a "copy and paste and forgot to change" error. I suggest you to follow a list of fixed steps every time you publish something, to avoid irreparable errors that damage your reputation.

    Thanks for keeping us updated!

    Wed, 2010/12/15 - 11:34am — Stuart Jarvis
    Score: 0

    What's the error?

    What's the error in "KDE Commit-Digest for 14th November 2010"?