KDE: Akademy 2018, GSoC and Kate
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Akademy 2018 – Vienna
The last Akademy I attended was in 2015, in A Coruña, Galicia, Spain. I skived off Berlin 2016, when I was burned out working as a consultant at Quby, and again Almería 2017, when I was struggling with the Krita Foundation’s tax problems. But this year, we could afford to go, and Akademy is in Vienna this year… And I’ve always wanted to see some works in Vienna’s Kunsthistorisches Museum — Cellini’s Salt Cellar, Rogier van der Weyden’s Crucifixion, Cranach’s Saxon Princesses... Things I’d only ever seen in books.
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Akademy 2018 Tuesday BoF Wrapup
Tuesday continued the Akademy BoFs, group sessions and hacking. There is a wrapup session at the end of the day so that what happened in the different rooms can be shared with everyone including those not present.
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Sketchnotes at Akademy 2018
During the conference part of this year's Akademy, I tried myself for the first time at live sketchnoting of all the sessions I attended. I didn't do it only for a handful of them mainly because I was chairing and you can't really sketchnote at the same time.
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GSoC 2018 - Third month status
In this version of dialog I got rid of the icon label. The dialog has three sections displaying information about signature validation status, signer, and document revision.
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Porting KTextEditor to KSyntaxHighlighting => Done :=)
During Akademy there was finally enough time to finalize the porting of KTextEditor to KSyntaxHighlighting.
Thanks to the help of Dominik and Volker, the needed extensions to the KSyntaxHighlighting framework were done in no time ;=)
Thanks for that!
The branch for the integration was merged to master yesterday, unit tests look OK and I am using that state now for my normal coding work. Beside minor glitches that should now be corrected, no issues came up until now.
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Downloading Kate Highlighting Files
Starting with the KDE Frameworks 5.50 release we decided to remove the capability in Kate/KTextEditor to download / update syntax highlighting files from the Kate homepage.
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