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LinuxTag 2002: KDE on Apple iBook and Sun UltraSPARC

Submitted by kpfeifle on Wed, 2002/06/05 - 12:35am

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UltraSPARC 60 with Sun Solaris and Apple iBook G4 PowerPC with Mac OS X -- these are amongst the diverse hardware and OS platforms on which KDE will be presenting its latest achievements to the world this week in Karlsruhe, Germany. Both installations will be running CUPS, to demonstrate how KDE Print can provide a great environment for an enterprise printing solution across different platforms.

Quickies: KDE Unrealness, Qt Bits, FreeBSD Packages

Submitted by numanee on Mon, 2002/06/03 - 11:29am

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Quickies

Joup notes that the KDE on FreeBSD team is busy
readying KDE 3.0.1 packages and is in need
of serious testers.

KDE 3.0.1 Ported to MacOS X and Darwin

Submitted by Dre on Fri, 2002/05/31 - 11:28pm

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KDE on Unix and other platforms

The Fink project, which
"wants to bring the full world of Unix
Open Source software to
Darwin and
Mac OS X", has
announced the
successful port of KDE 3.0.1 to the platform.

KC KDE Issue 37 is Out

Submitted by numanee on Wed, 2002/05/29 - 9:26pm

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Developer

Kernel Cousin KDE returns from its brief hiatus with two new rewly editors in charge, Juergen Appel and Zack Rusin, and a new team of contributors working directly on the kckde module in CVS.

People Behind KDE: Jason Katz-Brown and Masaji Takeyama

Submitted by wbastian on Mon, 2002/05/27 - 10:50am

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Interviews

Despite being up to her ears into the moving boxes, Tink managed to publish the last two interviews of
this season
today. You can learn more about
Jason Katz-Brown
who recently enriched KDE CVS with Kolf. And about
Masaji Takeyama
who brings KDE to the masses in Japan. Enjoy!

KDE Presence at LinuxTag 2002 (Karlsruhe, Germany)

Submitted by matze on Sun, 2002/05/26 - 3:56am

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Community and Events

The KDE (the K Desktop Environment)
Project, one of the largest and most successful Open Source projects,
will be represented in three separate locations at
LinuxTag
2002, being held in Karlsruhe, Germany from June 6-9. In addition,
KDE Project members will host several KDE workshops during the event.
The KDE Project's primary focus this year will be the latest stable

KDE Print: Advanced KPrinter Usage

Submitted by chowells on Sun, 2002/05/26 - 3:50am

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KDE Success Story

A rather unusual application of the 'Special Printer' feature in KDEPrint
has been employed by KDE user Paul Evans for quite some time now. After being asked

IBM developerWorks: Creating KParts Components

Submitted by Frank on Fri, 2002/05/24 - 8:51am

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Developer

Following the first introduction to KParts on IBM developerWorks, David Faure now goes on to show developers how to create KParts components (free registration) in the first part of this tutorial series.

KDE 3.0.1 Ships

Submitted by Dre on Thu, 2002/05/23 - 11:02am

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KDE Official News

Following the remarkably successful launch of the KDE 3 series with
a very stable KDE 3.0 last month,
the KDE Project today announced the immediate availability of KDE 3.0.1.
While primarily a translation release, it also squashes some bugs, including
some minor security issues with KHTML. Check out the
announcement and the fairly complete

KDE on Cygwin: 2.2.2 Beta 1 Release Available

Submitted by binner on Mon, 2002/05/20 - 12:54am

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KDE on Unix and other platforms

The KDE on Cygwin project, the project to port Qt and KDE to Windows, has announced the first beta release of KDE 2.2.2 for Cygwin and Cygwin/XFree86.