KDE: Reasons to Get Excited, Plasma Weather, Plasma on ARM and Qt on Mobile
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Reasons to Get Excited about KDE in 2018
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Three old Plasma Weather applet TODO items gone for Plasma 5.12
Just when I thought to have missed yet another Plasma feature freeze deadline with the one for Plasma 5.12 LTS and thus a good(?) excuse to re-decrease priority of some planned work on the Plasma Addons Weather applet (from the kdeplasma-addons repo, not to be mixed up with clearmartin’s one from github/store.kde.org) once more and thus delay things even further to a day that may never come, the Plasma team found they need to shift the deadline by some weeks to be after the KDE Frameworks 5.42.0 release.
So excuse gone, no other quickly found… time to do a git pull and open the editor. -
Plasma on ARM: State of the Union
For the past year at Blue Systems my colleagues and I have been working on getting Plasma 5 ready for ARMv8 systems such as the Pinebook. If you were at QtCon this year, you might have also seen our awesome team demo’ing these systems at the KDE booth along with Plasma on ARMv7 systems such as the ODROID C1.
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Sharing Files on Android or iOS from or with your Qt App – Part 2
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