KDE: KDE Applications 17.12, Akademy 2018, KDE Binary Factory
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KDE Applications 17.12 Sees Some New KF5 Ports, Other Apps Dropped
The beta of KDE Applications 17.12 is now available ahead of next month's official debut for this quarterly update to the collection of official KDE programs.
As previously covered, 17.12 is the point where only Qt5 / KDE Frameworks 5 apps will be included and any programs depending upon the older Qt4/KDE4 components will be dropped.
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Applications 17.12 Pre-Beta available for testing with KDE neon Developer Stable branch edition
Please join us in testing 17.12 pre-beta of KDE applications!
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Akademy 2018 - Vienna, Austria - 11-17 August
Vienna Calling! This is not only a song by the famous austrian singer Falco, but could also the motto for next years Akademy.
In 2018 Akademy will be held at the University of Technology (TU Wien) in Vienna, Austria, from Saturday 11th to Friday 17th August.
The conference is expected to draw hundreds of attendees from the global KDE Community to discuss and plan the future of the Community and its technology. Many participants from the broad free and open source software community, local organizations and software companies will also attend.
Akademy 2018 is being organized together with Fachschaft Informatik (FSINF). Apart from representing and counseling computer science students, they engage in diverse political topics e.g. FOSS, Privacy and social justice.
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CI for Windows installer and macOS bundle generation: KDE Binary Factory
For some time now the KDE community has had a separate Continuous Integration system running which repeatedly generates Windows installers and macOS app bundles (DMG) for a specific subset of KDE projects.
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