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Quickies: Fedora Review, Edu, 3D PDF, Beautiful Akonadi
Thursday, 29 May 2008
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Jriddell
Red Hat Magazine has a review of KDE 4 on the new Fedora 9. *** Linux Journal takes a look at Marble which recently gained OpenStreetMap support. *** The Fanatic Attack blog features an article on exceptional Linux programs for kids covering a good number of our own KDE Education apps. *** Another project's loss means we gained one extra summer of code project implementing the 3D part of the PDF specification for Okular. *** The Register takes a look at 4.1 Beta 1. *** SoftVision Blog reviews KDE 4 distros, the all new Kubuntu and Fedora releases plus an older openSUSE. *** Akonadi gained a beautiful new logo, thanks to Nuno and his excellent Oxygen team.
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Report from Open Mind 2008
Wednesday, 28 May 2008
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Gventuri
Earlier this month KDE Italia attended Open Mind 2008. A Free Software event organised by Roberto Dentice in San Giorgio near Naples. There were KDE talks and KDE demonstrations. Read on for the report.
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KDE 4.1 Beta 1 Released
Tuesday, 27 May 2008
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Wstephenson
The KDE Project is happy to set the first beta of KDE 4.1, codenamed Caramel, free today. KDE 4.1 is intended to meet the needs of a broad range of users and we therefore respectfully request you to get testing Beta 1. Beta 1 is not ready for production use but is in wide use by KDE developers and is suitable for testing by Linux enthusiasts and KDE fans.
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Test Latest Builds With KDE4Daily 4.1
Monday, 26 May 2008
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SSJ
With the release of 4.1 on the horizon, and initiatives such as Krush days, recent call for help with documentation, and the perennial need for localisation it is very useful for end users to be able to easily get their hands on up-to-date builds of KDE4, preferably without having to wait for their chosen distro to provide packages. As was the case with the run up to KDE4.0, KDE4Daily VM aims to provide such a service.
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KDE Commit-Digest for 4th May 2008
Sunday, 25 May 2008
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Dallen
In this week's KDE Commit-Digest: Work on form factor considerations and various applets in Plasma, with added functionality in the NetworkManager Plasmoid. Work and interface fixes, and support for the CMake cache in KDevelop. Spellchecking in Parley. Work on loading and saving games in Palapeli. Integration of GetHotNewStuff into KGoldRunner. An "Update Manager" for Kst. Xesam API makes NEPOMUK-related searching more available in KDE applications. Initial implementation of open/read/write/seek/close in the experimental KIO-GIO bridge. Tweaks to tab interactions in Konsole and Konversation. An implementation of a SQLite-based storage for KMail indices. Akonadi calendar resources can now be configured using a KControl module, and an initial version of an Akonadi RSS resource. Some new icons in Digikam and KTorrent. Work on the media player and BitFinder plugins for KTorrent. Work on font handling details in KOffice, with extended work on charting (including scripting support) in the Kexi report generator. KAppTemplate and various Plasma applets move to kdereview, krossjava moves to kdebindings. Initial import of KidDraw and kde4powersave into KDE SVN. KDE 4.0.4 is tagged for release. Read the rest of the Digest here.
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KDE at the Libre Graphics Meeting 2008
Friday, 23 May 2008
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Brempt
Two weeks ago, the third edition of the Libre Graphics Meeting was held in at the Wroclaw University of Technology, Wroclaw, Poland. Sponsored by KDE e.V., Boudewijn Rempt, Cyrille Berger and Emanuele Tamponi from the Krita project and Gilles Caullier from the Digikam project attended this yearly conference on free graphics software.
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KDE Commit-Digest for 27th April 2008
Thursday, 22 May 2008
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Dallen
In this week's KDE Commit-Digest: Rating support, with a NEPOMUK backend in Gwenview. KStars gets a conjunctions predictor module. Basic XSLT support and a HTML export GUI in Parley. Work on clouds view integration in Marble. Keyboard navigation support in KNetWalk. The start of a new dock window layout in Kooka. Work on tabbed interface user interaction in Dolphin. A paste text snippets applet in Plasma. charselectapplet is deleted, replaced by a Plasma-based equivalent. Welcome/info screen stylings extended from the KDE desktop into KDE-PIM applications and KInfoCenter. Various work, including improvements to the collection and On Screen Display in Amarok 2. Various small features in KTorrent. Initial work on a Krita module for "WaterStudio". KBlocks moves from kdereview to kdegames. Akonadi server and shared components move to kdesupport. "WaterFlow", a library and program to create computational flow chart-based diagrams is imported into KDE SVN. KDE 4.1 Alpha 1 and KOffice 1.9.95.4 (KOffice 2 Alpha 7) are tagged for release. Read the rest of the Digest here.
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KDE at LinuxTag 2008
Saturday, 17 May 2008
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Malte
KDE is attending this year's LinuxTag in Berlin with a wide selection of talks. Starting with Aaron Seigo's lecture about KDE in the mobile world and a KDE-related series of presentations on Friday. There are also some stalls where you can meet people from the KDE community.
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Bug Day 4 - Sunday 18th May 2008
Wednesday, 14 May 2008
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Ggoldberg
KDE.org.pl Website Celebrates First Birthday
Wednesday, 14 May 2008
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Kteam
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.
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