Kivio 0.9.2 released
Submitted by highstick on Wed, 2001/01/17 - 1:49pmDot Categories:
TheKompany has just released kivio-0.9.2.
KDE.com Offers Free Docbook Compilation Service
Submitted by Dre on Wed, 2001/01/17 - 3:52amDot Categories:
KDE.com has announced it will provide a convenient
service to all KDE developers who, for whatever reason, have not been able
to compile KDE documentation properly or who do not want to go through the
hassle of installing all of the necessary packages to compile KDE .dockbook
files. Simply visit the KDE.com
DocBook Documentation
People of KDE: Gregory Mokhin
Submitted by Inorog on Tue, 2001/01/16 - 10:52amDot Categories:
Many agree that one of the greatest strengths of KDE is the professional quality of the user interface translations and localization. In this week's People Behind KDE, Tink presents to us Gregory Mokhin, member of the Russian KDE translation team. With charm and a subtle sense of humor, Grisha speaks about his work and life.
OSDEM with David Faure Intervention
Submitted by raphinou on Fri, 2001/01/12 - 11:30pmDot Categories:
We are proud to announce the first Open Source and Free Developers' European Meeting featuring Fyodor, Jeremy Allison, Richard Stallman, Kevin Lawton, Phil Thomson, Rasmus Lerdorf and more. David Faure will be offering a KDE presentation.
The meeting will take place in Brussels Saturday the 3rd and Sunday the 4th February 2001, and is organised in collaboration with VA Linux which is actively sponsoring the event.
KDE Accessibility Mailing List Started
Submitted by jschnapper-casteras on Fri, 2001/01/12 - 10:05pmDot Categories:
A KDE accessibility mailing list has been created. We hope the mailing list will be the starting point for a subproject of KDE, possibly named Access KDE, that will be dedicated to making the entire desktop environment accessible. The mailing list will serve as a forum for those who want to further KDE's accessibility to disabled users (e.g., visually impaired or low-vision individuals). Those interested are strongly encouraged to subscribe.
KDE 2.1 Release Schedule
Submitted by Dre on Thu, 2001/01/11 - 12:04amDot Categories:
David Faure, the KDE release coordinator, has posted the KDE 2.1 release schedule. The summary: KDE 2.1beta2 is scheduled for release on January 29, and KDE 2.1 is scheduled for release on February 12, 2001. Read the post below.
theKompany.com releases BlackAdder
Submitted by sgordon on Wed, 2001/01/10 - 10:00pmDot Categories:
theKompany.com is pleased to announce the release of its Windows/Linux GUI development environment for Python, BlackAdder. BlackAdder combines a visual design environment with debugging, syntax highlighting, ODBC interfaces and extensive HTML documentation into a comprehensive platform for developing Python applications.
Linux Accessibility Conference and KDE
Submitted by jschnapper-casteras on Wed, 2001/01/10 - 9:43pmDot Categories:
[Ed: This article was submitted about a month ago but got lost in the queue.]
Project Ocularis is pleased to announce the Linux Accessibility Conference -- join us for our workgroup on KDE, and more, on
March 22-23, 2001, Los Angeles Airport, Hilton Hotel, Plaza D. Please read on for more details.
The Linux Accessibility Conference
March 22-23, 2001
Los Angeles Airport
Hilton Hotel, Plaza D
There will be a workgroup on KDE.
Webpath chooses KDE for the SRB desktop
Submitted by trobinson on Wed, 2001/01/10 - 9:03pmDot Categories:
[Ed: This article was submitted about a month ago but got lost in the queue.]
IP Address Change for the Dot
Submitted by Dre on Fri, 2001/01/05 - 3:20amDot Categories:
Effective 12:00 p.m. EST January 5, 2001 the IP address of KDE Dot News is scheduled to change from 216.186.210.168 to 64.22.20.150.