Leftovers: KDE
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KDE.org and Drupal
KDE.org quite possibly has one of the largest open-source websites compared to any other desktop-oriented project, extending beyond into applications, wikis, guides, and much more. The amount of content is dizzying and indeed a huge chunk of that content is about as old as the mascot Kandalf – figuratively and literally.
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A typical day in bugs.kde.org
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Planet KDE: Now with Added Twits
Twitter seems ever dominant and important for communication. Years ago I added a microblogging feed to Planet KDE but that still needed people to add themselves and being all idealistic I added support for anything with an RSS feed assuming people would use more-free identi.ca. But identi.ca went away and Twitter I think removed their RSS ability but got ever more important and powerful.or the relaunched theme a couple of years ago we added some Twitter feeds but they were hidden away and little used.
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Kdenlive café #15 tonight
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WebGL streaming in a Raspberry PI Zero W
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QtMob: Qt mobile application development becomes easier
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My experience with conf.kde.in 2017
conf.kde.in 2017 was held in the big and beautiful campus of IIT, Guwahati in Assam. During 10th to 12th March, the conference schedule was 2 days of talks followed by a day of workshop. Talks were lined-up in single track which helps attendees not to miss any talk. Conference pictures from my camera are available at flickr.
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KBibTeX 0.6.2 released
Today, KBibTeX 0.6.2 has been released. It replaces the never published 0.6.1 release, where a show-stopping bug was detected after tagging the release.
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Animate with Krita is out!
Animation in Krita is meant to recreate the glory days of hand-drawn animation, with a modern twist. It’s not a flash substitute, but allows you to pair Krita’s awesome drawing capabilities with a frame-based animation approach.
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Kubuntu 17.04 Beta 2 released for testers
Today the Kubuntu team is happy to announce that Kubuntu Zesty Zapus (17.04) Beta 2 is released . With this Beta 2 pre-release, you can see and test what we are preparing for 17.04, which we will be releasing April 13, 2017.
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Laptop freezing -- figuring out the issues
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I “defined” a file-type for web-apps and wrote the script to install them with Electron
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KStars 2.7.6 for Windows & OSX released
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How to get 100 million stars in KStars
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Qt5 Quick Launcher `Albert` 0.10 Adds New MPRIS And SSH Extensions, More
Albert, a Qt5 quick launcher, was updated to version 0.10.0 (and then 0.10.1 to fix some issues), introducing completion using the Tab key, two new extensions, and more.
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