Leftovers: KDE
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Kubuntu Wily Alpha 2
The Second Alpha of Wily (to become 15.10) has now been released!
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Plasma Mobile References Images by Kubuntu
We launched Plasma Mobile at KDE’s Akademy conference, a free, open and community made mobile platform.
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The Sun Sets on KDE-Solaris
The KDE-Solaris site has been shuttered. The subdomain now redirects to KDE techbase, which documents the last efforts related to KDE on then-OpenSolaris. From the year 2000 or earlier until 2013, you could run KDE — two, three or four — on Solaris, either SPARC or (later) x86. I remember doing packaging for my university, way back when, on a Sun Enterprise 10000 with some ridiculous amount of memory — maybe 24GB, which was ridiculous for that time. This led — together with some guy somewhere who had a DEC Alpha — to the first 64-bitness patches in KDE. Solaris gave way to OpenSolaris, and Stefan Teleman rebooted the packaging efforts in cooperation with Sun, using the Sun Studio compiler. This led to a lot of work in the KDE codebase in fixing up gcc-isms. I’d like to think that that evened up the road a little for other non-gcc compilers later.
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What It Takes Porting Qt Applications To Wayland
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