In this week's KDE CVS-Digest (all in one page):
HTML to SSML (Speech Synthesis Markup Language) working in kttsd.
KStars adds ability to save observing lists.
Support added for opening OASIS templates directly with a KOffice application. And, of course, the CVS to Subversion transition took place.
Comments:
SVN-DigesT? - The_Ace - 2005-05-07
Shouldn't this be SVN-Digest from now on?
=of course= - ch - 2005-05-07
when i read the "of course" i had to smile =)
Konqueror Adblock - Sam Weber - 2005-05-07
Ivor Hewitt over on the kfm-devel[1] mailing list has developed AdBlock for khtml. Its now in its 6th revision. I guess it hasn't been committed yet, but seems it will be real soon(TM)[2]
[1]http://lists.kde.org/?l=kfm-devel&m=111454967004664&w=2
[2]http://lists.kde.org/?l=kfm-devel&m=111533835616299&w=2
Hopefully i'll see this in KDE 3.5! (or maybe i'll just have to start building from cv...svn :D
-Sam
Re: Konqueror Adblock - Anonymous - 2005-05-07
It's already committed.
Re: Konqueror Adblock - Sam Weber - 2005-05-07
Neat!
Re: Konqueror Adblock - ac - 2005-05-08
"Hopefully i'll see this in KDE 3.5!"
I was actually hopeing not to see KDE 3.5 at all. What I'd really like to see is a push to KDE 4.
Re: Konqueror Adblock - Ian Monroe - 2005-05-08
Well, KDE 3.5 will mainly just be an app release as far as I understand it. Developers wanting to work on libs should be working on KDE 4 once its branch opens, I agree with this.
Re: Konqueror Adblock - mmebane - 2005-05-09
Will it be able to use AdBlock filter lists, such as Graham Pierce's excellent Filterset.G?