The KMyMoney development team is proud to announce the availability of the newest stable release of KMyMoney, version 0.8. A lot of progress has been made since version 0.6 was released. Existing features have been improved and many new features have been added. The following article gives you a short overview of them.
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The August edition of the free to subscribe TUX Magazine covers a number of KDE applications: Guarddog "lets
After five weeks intensive work in Romania Quanta's main developer Andras Mantia together with Jens Herden finished the first major step of Quanta's port to the KDevelop framework. Being able to get this result in a relative short time was only possible because of the excellent framework provided by the KDevelop project and the support of KDE e.V..
The Scribus Team is pleased to announce a technology preview of the next generation of Scribus Open Source Desktop Publishing. The aim for this release is to bring improvements and enhancements for both professionals and beginner users alike. 1.3.0 "La Liberté" improves Scribus' abilities in areas like performance, accessibility and workflow.
One of the "missing LinuxTag stories" should be telling about the FreeNX presentation
done by Fabian
Franz and Kurt Pfeifle in the biggest hall with 500 visitors present.
The talk culminated in the official release of FreeNX-0.4.1 (download here).
The KCall team is happy to announce its first public beta release, which was finished during LinuxTag 2005.
Today the KDE project previewed a new technology that allows arbitrary KPart-based KDE applications to be embedded into Mozilla's FireFox.
In this month's TUX magazine KDE's Jes Hall explains how to get your iPod working with amaroK. It also includes a comprehensive guide to KDE's CD burning application K3b. Available in HTML is a review of Kubuntu. TUX is a magazine for new GNU/Linux users and available as free PDF download.
The competition for KDE's best database application is heating up with the recent release of dataKiosk version 0.7. Virtual fields, custom SQL searches, a full blown data entry form with dynamically created data aware widgets and data reports that can be sorted, grouped and bound to tables/fields/searches are among its new features.
The Kexi Team have announced the availability of Kexi 0.9, codenamed "Shorthorn", the newest release of the integrated environment for managing data. Changes include official support for database forms, many improvements in handling server databases. For user convenience, Tabular Data View's behaviour is now very similar to Form Data View's behaviour.
