Kluster @ aKademy
Submitted by ateam on Sun, 2004/08/29 - 6:47pmDot Categories:
At aKademy we got really cool hardware from transtec to accelerate the development by shortening compiling times with icecream.
Community and Events
Waldo Bastian Wins aKademy Competition
Submitted by ateam on Sun, 2004/08/29 - 1:33pmDot Categories:
We have a winner! Our recent competition turned out to be more than possible for Waldo Bastian, who picked up his prize this morning from Phil Rodrigues. Based upon his recent tutorial and presentation, the entry covers KDE's KIOSK framework and administration tools, and will add an entirely new section on introducing administration to the User Guide.
DoKumentary at aKademy
Submitted by ateam on Sat, 2004/08/28 - 1:47amDot Categories:
If you are attending the UserConf over the coming weekend, then make sure you drop by the doKumentary room during your visit. Thorarinn Einarsson (Thor), a student of Documentary Studies at Duke University, is making a documentary about the KDE project. He is filming at aKademy, and is keen to hear from users and contributors.
Pervasive Search in KDE?
Submitted by ateam on Fri, 2004/08/27 - 7:18pmDot Categories:
It seems that other news web sites are picking up on the news of the KDE Desktop event in Ludwigsburg. ZDNet is running an article about
Preview of New Qt Book "Practical Qt" at KDE Conference 2004
Submitted by ateam on Thu, 2004/08/26 - 4:50pmDot Categories:
The KDE Project is proud to announce an exclusive preview of the book
'Practical Qt' written by Jesper K. Pedersen
and Matthias Kalle Dalheimer at the KDE World Summit - aKademy.
aKademy Hosts First Unix Accessibility Forum
Submitted by ateam on Thu, 2004/08/26 - 2:01amDot Categories:
On Sunday and Monday the first Unix Accessibility Forum took place
at aKademy and was said by participants to be extremely successful.
The most notable thing was that amongst all participants there was a good spirit of cooperation and
consensus that standards for assistive technologies
would ensure success in the accessibility of graphical user interfaces like KDE.
Reports, Videos, Photos and Notes From aKademy Developer Conference
Submitted by ateam on Wed, 2004/08/25 - 4:45pmDot Categories:
The Conference of KDE Developers and Contributors finished a few days ago, and we are now happy to announce a collection of reports, videos, slides and notes from presentations, as well as plenty of photo galleries from those attending the KDE World Summit - aKademy.
aKademy Streaming Live OGGs
Submitted by ateam on Sat, 2004/08/21 - 2:22pmDot Categories:
The aKademy Team is excited to announce a set of live audio and
video streams covering the
KDE Community World Summit 2004, code-named "aKademy", taking
place in Ludwigsburg, Germany from August 21st to 29th. Those who
cannot attend in person can now watch or listen to what is going on
over the Internet, thanks to Fluendo,
a GStreamer-based streaming media company. Read on for full details.
aKademy: Samba3, OpenLDAP and Kolab 2 Tutorials
Submitted by mkonold on Sat, 2004/08/14 - 12:33pmDot Categories:
John H. Terpstra, Samba core developer and author of many books including
"The Official Samba-3 HOWTO and Reference Guide", and Martin Konold from the KDE project offer during the
KDE Community World Summit 2004 "aKademy" in
Ludwigsburg, Germany, tutorials
Waldo Bastian on Kiosk and the Linux desktop
Submitted by ateam on Thu, 2004/08/12 - 12:44amDot Categories:
For the third interview in our series previewing aKademy we approached Waldo Bastian, whose most recent major project has been the Kiosk framework. Tom Chance and Fabrice Mous talked to him about Kiosk, the new Kiosk Admin Tool, Linux on the corporate desktop and what we can expect from his talk at aKademy.