In this week's KDE-CVS-Digest:
Quanta gets a table editor. KSVG improves with new gradient algorithms. KStars implements suggestions from the KGUS, aka
KStars Girlfriend Usability Study. Many bugfixes in KMail, KHTML and elsewhere.
In this week's CVS digest:
Quanta's visual editor makes progress.
KHTML gets text selection optimizations and immediate repaint from Safari.
Kontact, KMail and
In this week's CVS digest:
The KWin rewrite has been merged into mainline KDE. Optimizations in KABC, the address book framework, and the
Konqueror listview.
In this week's CVS digest:
KJSEmbed, the KDE JavaScript implementation now supports event handlers.
KDevelop adds support for code completion databases.
Kexi now has a PostgreSQL driver.
Kopete integrates with
KDE Traffic #64 has been released, with lots of news articles about KDatePicker, iCalendar, OpenOffice integration in KDE, the software patent fracas, a neat little devices applet for Kicker, a private extension for DCOP, and of course, a nice treat at the end. Get it at the usual place.
KDE Traffic #63 was released this week with news about cookie problems, discussion about Cut and Copy entries in the context menu of Konqueror, usability of the Kicker window list, the proposed move of kpdf from kdenonbeta to kdegraphics and more. Read the full report at the KDE Traffic site.
In this week's CVS-Digest: Umbrello now has a document model code generator.
Changes in menus and tab configuration in Konqueror.
Optimizations in KConfig, KMail and Konqueror. Drag and drop fixes
in KOrganizer.
In this week's Digest: It's been a very busy week. Some new applications: Knot,
a service location server, Kickme, a lightweight DCOP messenger and event viewer,
an LDAP kioslave, KWiFiManager, for monitoring wireless cards,
the new Plastik widget style,
KDE Traffic #62 was quietly released last week. A whole lot of news in this one, including some discussion on the new KPrefs, GConf2, quick tab access in Konqueror, a lot of KOffice news (beta 3 feature freeze, better support for Word 6 and Word 95), and mention of the new pim.kde.org design. Thanks Russell!
For developers waiting for all of the new goodies that KDE 3.2 will offer, here is a sneak peek at KAutoConfigDialog, in the form of a new tutorial added to the KDE Developer's Corner. KAutoConfigDialog is a class that allows a developer to easily create a configuration dialog for an application. It automatically synchronizes GUI widget values with values in the configuration file by matching keys and widgets of the same name.