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It has been a year since launching our KDE.org.pl site, which has an aspiration to be a real "gate to the world of KDE" in Poland. During the last months, our site received 220 pages and articles, most of them are translations of news, articles and interviews from dot.kde.org and kde.org. We have got 480 photos, artworks and screenshots. In order to reach more people intrested in KDE, our goal is to simplify the language and keep the quality. Read More

The KDE-Artists website is featuring an interview with Ryan Nickell, one of the current authors of SuperKaramba and Smooth Blend. He talks about his baby SuperKaramba, the KDE community website KDE-look.org, Plasma, KDE 4 and he even answers some personal questions. Enjoy the interview! Read More

After months of heavy development we are pleased to announce the release of Konversation 0.15! Konversation is a simple and easy to use IRC client. New features include a brand-new Kontact integration, better KDE HIG compliance, DCC rewritten with KIO, support for SSL IRC servers and much more! Read More

We have released Kexi 0.1 beta 5 (change log), the integrated environment for managing data. Kexi aims to become an open-source replacement for MS Access yet ubiquitously available on Linux/Unix, Windows, and soon, even MacOSX. Kexi has the potential to become a key application in the adoption of KDE, KOffice, Linux and free software in general, for individuals as well as companies and independent software vendors. Read More

Among the most exciting things to come out of aKademy, the recent KDE Community World Summit, is a Qt port of Mozilla's Gecko rendering engine. This will give Gecko the full native look and feel of KDE/Qt, and make it available as a KPart, where it can provide an alternative HTML renderer for Konqueror. Read More

The Kexi Team today announced the immediate availability of Kexi 0.1 beta 4 (change log), codenamed "FireDuck", the newest preview release of the integrated environment for managing data aimed at developers and experienced users. Read More