In this week's KDE CVS-Digest: More Enriconian optimizations to Konqueror.
Qt only KJSEmbed made easier.
Kolourpaint adds zoom.
Kitchensync adds ability to sync calendar resources.
In this week's KDE CVS-Digest:
KDevelop has a new Qt Designer port.
KStars adds support for Philips webcams.
Two more icons sizes are added to Konqueror file mode.
Enjoy this issue of KDE CVS-Digest:
Code folding and syntax highlighting improvements in Kate.
KDevelop has a new file template system.
KGeography adds more maps and flags.
Digikam improves EXIF tag editing and display.
In a rather late KDE CVS-Digest:
Security fixes in URI handlers.
KAddressbook now handles IM addresses.
Kppp now can handle multiple modem configurations.
KUser now can use LDAP, Samba and MD5 shadow passwords.
In this week's KDE CVS-Digest: More work on KDevelop documentation tools, adding a TOC plugin.
Khtml text-decoration mostly brought up to CSS1 standards.
KBlueTooth adds utilities to search for services and send faxes.
Kopete adds rich text editor capabilities.
Lubos Lunak asked recently on kde-core-devel what to do with a little wishlist item filed against KWin.
It's a nice entry, well described, and
he even has some ideas about how to implement it --- but he also believes
that he could spend his time better by teaching someone to implement
If you've ever wanted to get into KDE coding, but reading tens of thousands of lines of code to get familiar with one of the bigger programs was more time than you have, then you might want to check out the tutorial on KFile plugins that I've written.
What an exciting KDE summer! Release dude Coolo is planning the KDE 3.3 release for just 3 days before "aKademy" starts: The release plan was published on Saturday for discussion!
In this week's KDE CVS-Digest:
KMail adds filter for attachments and Evolution import.
KDE has a new configuration creator and editor.
Work continues on Quanta's PHP debugger,
KJSEmbed with more examples, KDevelop's documentation browser,
In order to create a community platform, we have set up a wiki entirely devoted to Python GUI development with PyQt and PyKDE. So if you don't know anything about it, the time might be great, because a new version of PyKDE supporting the KDE APIs up to 3.2.2 is currently in Beta stage - and a release is coming soon! In the wiki, you will find links to tutorials on how convenient Qt or KDE programming can be without C++, no matter if you use it for rapid prototyping or for the actual applications.