In the last days, Adrian, Allen and I finally got around to move api.kde.org to the EBN server. A natural move, since ktown was overloaded anyway and nightly apidox generation had thus been disabled to save resources. On the other …
So people asked under which stone I have been hiding lately. Of course exams cannot be the excuse for everything, so I present you another one:reallife. It has really hit me badly on this rather nice spring. In other news, …
Many people have asked for an widgets like labels or buttons that can elide their text as the size of the widget underruns the text length in a visually appealing way. Text ellipses already happens: most widgets (or, since Qt …
Doesn’t everyone love Open Source events? I do, and thus I am proud to announce the Call for Paper for FrOSCon, the best Open Source and Free Software event in the western Part of Germany. For those who don’t know: …
Last Weekend, KDE had a booth at Chemnitzer Linux-Tage 2007, one of the best Open Source / Free Software Community events that I am aware of. I went over to Chemnitz with my LUG friends and was warmly welcomed by …
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Lately I observed that more and more people use the possibility to discuss the content of articles in the articles discussion page in the Developers Wiki if they have questions that require feedback. Replies are prepended with ‘:’, ‘::’ and …
After visiting the family over christmas, I headed to Berlin on Wednesday to attend 23C3. Together with Holger Freyther I am representing KDE at this event and our friends from Wikimedia have given us a place to hack at their …
One week has quickly passed. And for the second last time in this year we are celebrating the Developer Wiki Friday. A lot of stuff already happend today. Todays top contributor so far is CuCullin. If you want to be …
For the new developer site, we got a nice proposal for a box from our artist Nuno. It looks like the following: The header was simple, but I have no idea how to create a prototype for the box. Unfortunaly, …
When I started to get a full blown KDE 4 environment running, I found it very inconvenient to constantly switch screens. On the other hand, Xnest was not bearable, because it cannot handle extensions like Xrender. Lucky enough, there is …