Evolution of Kate Development
by Dominik • 2011-11-3 • KDE, Users • 5 Comments
Recently, the Kate project celebrated its 10th anniversary. The gource visualization of 10 years Kate development (2001 to 2011) looks as follows. Have fun 
PS: In case you do not see any video, click here.
PPS:Launch gource on kdelibs, that’s much more interesting!
I created the video as follows:
gource -camera-mode track –time-scale 4.0 –seconds-per-day 0.01 –auto-skip-seconds 0.1 –multi-sampling -640×320 –stop-at-end -b 000000 –hide usernames,filenames,dirnames –disable-progress –bloom-multiplier 1.0 –bloom-intensity 1.5 –date-format “%Y-%m” ~/kde/trunk/kate –output-ppm-stream – | ffmpeg -an -threads 4 -y -vb 4000000 -aspect 16:9 -r 30 -f image2pipe -vcodec ppm -i – -vcodec libx264 -vpre slow kate-development.mp4
Then I added audio as follows:
ffmpeg -vcodec copy -i kate-development.mp4 -i music.mp3 kate-developent-final.mp4
To truncate, call:
ffmpeg -vcodec copy -acodec copy -i kate-development-final.mp4 -t 00:06:00 kate-for-youtube.mp4
Wonderful fireworks for a celebration
Using kate atm and enjoying it, trying to be a bit creative, still a joy although the template plugin needs a brushup
I did Konversation last year: http://konversation.kde.org/downloads/konversation_gource-2010-05-27.webm
What are those two huge eye-like balls which appear around 01/2011?
Central parts are:
1. Kate Part
2. Kate App
3. KTextEditor interfaces
Toward the end, the two eyes are the unit test data for the indentation. Since we have a lot of auto indentation unit tests, these two eyes are rather big and shine bright