People Behind KDE: Reginald Stadlbauer

This week, in The People Behind KDE, Tink interviews Reginald Stadlbauer, hacker extraordinaire originally behind such things as KPresenter and KWord. "I posted to the kde lists, that I'll write a
powerpoint clone. As I was new to C++ and Qt/KDE, nobody took me serious (as some people told me later :-)
But after some time I had something which was awfull code but worked somehow. So I got a CVS account
(although coolo was not sure at that time if this is good idea, as he told me later :-) and got more and more
involved into KOffice and KDE."

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by Otter (not verified)

Anyone else think Reggie looks like the oldest Hanson brother? Or maybe the kid on Third Rock From The Sun?

by Chris Bordeman (not verified)

Definitely the 3rd Rock guy, I'd swear they were long lost brothers! :)

by Evan "JabberWok... (not verified)

So who's the leader of his favorite band. Who is his favorite band? I would not care, if it weren't for the tease.

by tix64 (not verified)

Well, if I had a guess, I'd say he talks about Kurt Cobain/Nirvana.

But who knows...

by bender (not verified)

I don't know, Kurt Cobain at a BBQ? what a depressing thought! ( you'd have to keep pulling him off the grill and hiding the lighter fluid just in case he tried to drink it.)

I don't mean to offend anyone, it's just, if I'm not mistaken he was allways depressed and trying to kill himself.

by Andreas Joseph Krogh (not verified)

Hey Reggie!

I probably don't live too far from you if you're located near somewhere near Troll Tech. I'm at "Frogner" in Oslo. Mail me if you'd like to have a beer sometime:-)

--
Andreas Joseph Krogh

by Mats Eriksson (not verified)

Does anyone here know if Kalle Dalheimer still is affiliated with the KDE team? And what is he doing right now?

by Andy Marchewka (not verified)

I just want to say thanks, Reggie, for KWord and KPresenter. KOffice has got to be the boldest part of KDE. It's quite impressive to know that you agreed to set aside work on KPresenter to fill the need for KWord, and did such an incredible job with it. Despite some small nit-picks, it's unbelievably full-featured and well thought out. Definitely the cornerstone of KOffice.