KDE Commit-Digest for 28th November 2010

Tuesday, 4 January 2011  |  Dannya

In this week's KDE Commit-Digest:

          <ul><li>Non-destructive editing (with an interface fully adapted to versioning) arrives in <a href="http://www.digikam.org/">Digikam</a>, along with work on demosaicing and interpolation options, and filters</li>
  • Drag-and-drop support for launchers, and version 4 of the SlimGlow theme in Plasma
  • User interface improvements in KFileAudioPreview
  • Better use of native file dialogs on the Maemo 5 and Windows CE platforms
  • First (incomplete) version of a settings dialog for the message list, and a variety of message sorting options in KMail Mobile
  • Loading of cover art from MusicBrainz in Tellico
  • Various new features in Skrooge
  • Lots of work to improve import filters in KOffice
  • Continued work in the Muon Package Manager (particularly on the History view), and on new mimetype icons in Oxygen
  • Nepomukshell moves from kdereview to extragear
  • Better support for running Kst on Mac OSX
  • The Git Dolphin plugin can now be used on any supported KDE platform
  • Nepomuk "Web Extractor" moves to Git.
    •             <a href="http://commit-digest.org/issues/2010-11-28/">Read the rest of the Digest here</a>.

    Comments:

    Filters - tangent - 2011-01-04

    Working on MSOffice import filters can't be all that much fun, so to see so much work going in to them is great news.

    KMail - onety-three - 2011-01-04

    As always: Thank you Danny and the rest of the Commit Digest team. Wow, the behaviour of KMail's system tray has apparently been fixed after all this time. I can't even begin to express how happy that makes me - that alone should make that PIM/KDE release a highlight for me. Thanks go out to everyone involved!

    Nice - khthelegend - 2011-01-10

    I have been in trouble with filters, KOffice my fav. Improving import filters has decreased process time up to %70 in my <a href="http://www.electroblog.org">teknoloji</a> website, that uses KOffice.