The
OpenOffice.org KDE Integration project has been launched today.
Maybe you remember
Cuckooo,
a KPart allowing OOo to be embedded in the Konqueror window (as a viewer).
In the meantime this has evolved into an
OpenOffice.org Qt port and the development does not stop there.
KDE Integration is now an official
We have just released KDE Traffic #70, with lots of news for you. Topics include a new release of Kolab, KMail performance improvements, KOffice toolbar icons (again!), administering KDE, apps.kde.com and more. Check it out at the usual place.
In this week's KDE-CVS-Digest:
Kate gets highlighting optimizations and bug fixes.
KolourPaint adds a curve tool and zooming.
kabc, the addressbook library adds eGroupWare and
KDE Traffic #69 is here, chock full of news and waiting for you.
In this week's KDE-CVS-Digest:
KHTML regressions and font handling fixed.
amaroK, another media player, now has a resume feature, and can play streams. A new release of Rosegarden, a powerful application aimed at composers, musicians, music students and recording environments. Plus many bugfixes in all applications.
In this week's KDE-CVS-Digest: Read about KJSEmbed and what it is good for.
Image handling speedups in KHTML. Start of OpenOffice.org table import support in KWord. Plus a continued focus on bugfixes.
In this week's CVS-Digest:
A deeper freeze is called for in preparation for release. Kexi,
a graphical database application now has GUI and non-GUI parts.
Many bug fixes, including searching and sorting fixes in JuK,
topmenu fixes in KWin, CSS and JavaScript fixes in Konqueror.
As some of you may know, KDE 3.2 will introduce a heavily improved configuration framework, known as KConfig XT. This new framework extends, not deprecates our current configuration API.
After a not-so-long break, KDE Traffic is back. Issue #67 has just been released, with news regarding KMail, Kontact, general look and feel and more. Check it out at the usual place.
