In this week's KDE CVS-Digest (experimental layout): Gwenview adds support for animated pictures.
digiKam adds more image editing plugins: Sheartool, anti-vignetting, lensdistortion.
KWin adds dynamic keybindings.
PwManager adds Smartcard interface.
Kommander is a powerful but easy to learn development environment. "Graphical Scripting with Kommander" takes us through the creation of a graphical interface for Konstruct, a tool for downloading, configuring and installing KDE from source packages. The article also lists some of the exciting developments coming to Kommander in the near future.
In this week's KDE CVS-Digest (experimental layout):
Krita (screenshots) implements pasting, layers and autogradient. The
media kioslave now handles cameras.
KGeography adds more maps.
Kommander is a tool for rapid application development and the easiest way to make applications in KDE. "A Kommander crash course" is a two part tutorial for Kommander which takes us through creating a simple application for changing your KDE wallpaper.
In this week's KDE CVS-Digest (experimental layout):
The fourth issue of "KDevelop TechNotes" is out. This issue describes code navigation in the KDevelop IDE. Read on to learn about the most effective ways to navigate your code with keyboard shortcuts, context menus and "Quick Open..." wizards. The article also gives some useful information about toolview management with keyboard and also describes code navigation features available only to C++ developers.
In this week's KDE CVS-Digest (experimental layout):
With great pleasure I would like announce creation of the kde-graphics-devel mailing list. The list is developer oriented and will be the central place for all eye-candy development within KDE. Developers and researchers from the computer graphics field are welcomed and strongly encouraged to subscribe.
In this week's KDE CVS-Digest (experimental layout):
mDNSResponder libraries moved to kdelibs.
Krdc and Krbc now use DNS-SD.
khtml improves CSS compliance.
KNewStuff support for wallpapers.
The third issue of "KDevelop TechNotes" is out. Improved Ruby programming language support with Qt Designer integration and Ruby debugger is considered as the "killer" feature of upcoming KDevelop 3.2. Therefore this issue describes new "hot" features, discusses RAD using Ruby language and Qt/KDE libraries and lays stress on integrated GUI design with KDevelop Designer.