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GTK+ 3.19.4 Has Wayland Fixes, More CSS Work & DnD Improvements
Matthias Clasen has announced the release of GTK+ 3.19.4, the latest development snapshot for the toolkit in the road to GNOME 3.20.
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content apps hackfest 2015 day 1
Thanks to GNOME I’m attending the content apps hackfest. Today started with some introductionary some discussion on the individual applications, Documents, Books, Videos, Photos and Music. GNOME contributors also attended through hangouts and we managed to cover quite some ground in terms of what the content apps needs and their scope. We are around 13 in total sitting at Medialab, typing away on the keyboards now.
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content apps hackfest day 2
KDE
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Game Art Quest Kickstarter Nearly There
And that’s going to be celebrated with some free tutorial videos. Over to Nathan!
It’s Tuesday today, so it’s time for a new Krita tutorial. In this video, you will get an overview of the new features added in Krita since version 2.9.5. It covers all of the smaller, yet very useful workflow improvements brought to the application over the past few months.
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Kdenlive 15.12 knocking on the door... test it easily before release!
I won't say much more in this post, my topic here is to announce that application bundles are available again!
These prebuilt archives are now hosted on KDE infrastructure, and contain the latest code (files generously prepared by MLT dev are still KDE4 version, and hosted on a private space)...
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December Drawing Challenge Open!
You’re all invited to join John’s monthly drawing challenge again. It’s fun, it’s friendly and helps with the all-important goal of keeping drawing. This month’s theme is “Complementary”.
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Free Software Contributions in November 2015
And last (in the last few days of the month) I’ve started a new project. SVN-branch is a utility that helps whoever still uses SVN switch between branches with more ease. We still use SVN at work, and the KDE translations system still uses SVN. So this came in handy for me.
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Minuet: intervals, chords, and scales exercises
Exactly one month ago I blogged about a new KDE application for music education named Minuet. Since it was only a few days until featuring freezing KDE Applications 15.12 at that time, we postponed the first release of Minuet to 16.04. The plan is to move it in a couple weeks to KDE review and make the final adjustments for having our newly KDE-Edu baby out in the wild.
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