KDE and Akademy
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2015 KDE Sprints Fundraiser
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digiKam | GSoC 15 the summary
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Marble Maps - Find your way and explore the world on Android!
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(GSoC 2015) Merged in color space picking GUI.
So, after the Tangent Normal Brush was merged, Krita didn’t have any new releases because it was decided to do some major bugfixing. Which in turn means I haven’t had any bugreports yet.
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GSoC ’15: A Summary
The next part of my summer was spent in understanding KDE terminology, how KDE software works, how to make KDE software work (pun intended), and understanding PackageKit by pinging a lot of people on IRC. After making a compilation of KDE documentation for myself and playing around with Frameworks 5 and Qt, I started working on making an application that would install a given package via PackageKit. This involved understanding the PackageKit API and also PackageKit-Qt, a Qt Wrapper for PackageKit. Building this application took more time than was estimated, but at the end of this exercise, I was pretty much well versed on using PackageKit and building a Frameworks application. This application has been put on KDE’s git repositories and would be helpful to anyone who’d want to do this exercise in the future.
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People you often write to
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GSoC 2015: Kdenlive Wrapping Things Up
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GSoC 2015 (add journald support to KSystemLog): report
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Moooooaaaaar impact!
Last year I went to Akademy with two notebooks and sharpies and asked people to draw or write about one thing they think would make KDE better. This year I did the same again. The question was: “What’s the one thing KDE should do to have more impact?” Here are some of the great results:
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Qt Creator 3.5 Released With Its New Scrollbars
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KDE Applications 15.08 Released With Kdenlive, Dolphin & More
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Another KDE success story - the Incubator - Part 3
Continuing the series about KDE Incubator let's hear how KXStitch went through the process. KXStitch was incubated early and quickly.
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