Leftovers: KDE
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KDE Plasma 5.6 Beta Release
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KDE has been selected as a Google Summer of Code 2016 mentor organization
Mentors are presenting their ideas for students here; remember this is only a starting place for your proposal. Most of your communication should be in the team's preferred channels, but ask general questions in #kde-soc on freenode IRC, or KDE-Soc Telegram group.
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KDE: A final call for testers. And yes we have PIM!
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Kubuntu: KDE: Where oh where have I been? Busy I say.
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Effective Qt @ Meeting C++ 2015: talk is now online
After the guys at Qt World Summit last year managed to mess up the recording of exactly one of the many, many talks there (my Effective Qt one, of course), this is to let you know that Jens Weller of Meeting C++ has uploaded the recording of my Effective Qt talk to his conference channel on YouTube.
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KDEPIM KDE and opensource
As QWebKit is deprecated now (it’s not in official 5.6 package, but we still able to build by hand for 5.6 as distro will do) I investigated how to replace it by QWebEngine.
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Debugging and Profiling Qt development with Milian Wolff
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TaskWarrior and Evernote
For some time I used the Mirakel application to manage tasks on my phone and to synchronize it to the TaskWarrior on my main system. Unfortunately, Mirakel devs do not have the time to fix all the issues the application has with TW synchronization, so I’m unable to use it anymore. (yes, I could contribute to the app, but I’m not a fan of Android as a development platform)
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Seasons of KDE – the end
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Interview with Mozart Couto
It was a long time ago. I used a Brazilian Linux distribution called “Kurumin”, which is very famous here. As this distribution used KDE, I did find Krita. Then I started using GIMP and also MyPaint. I liked Krita but thought it needed improvement. Currently, I use it again because I think that the program is much more robust now and can better serve the digital illustrator.
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Kubuntu Packaging Party
That’s right friends, we’re going to have a Kubuntu Packaging Party.. and everyone is invited.
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Br-Print3D: Why we stopped?
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KDE updates in Area51
While I have been quiet on the blogging front, KDE on FreeBSD has not rested.
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We’re experienced in nuclear fusion!
In less than 24 hours more than 40 people, including me, from various KDE projects will gather in beautiful Geneva at CERN to shape the future of KDE.
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New Plasma generators coming to CERN
Starting on Monday, the Swiss part of CERN will become a home to a dozen Plasma generators. Apart from that, it will also have to store quite a few VDG and W2L components.
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Sprint at CERN: it’s coming….
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Sprint at CERN, hey you wanna help?
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Getting physical
Topics range from our Wayland support to Plasma Mobile, documentation, how we can improve our desktop experience, and general planning for the next months. I’m also looking forward to some face-time with my fellow hackers, and discussions with the artists and usability experts who are holding a meeting of the visual design group in KDE. Only good stuff can come out of this.
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Qt 5.7 Alpha Being Prepped For Release
Qt 5.6 hasn't even been released yet but with it running behind schedule, The Qt Company is looking to move Qt 5.7 along concurrently. As such, the Qt 5.7 Alpha source is now available while the official binaries are expected for release next week.
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