• Evolution of Kate Development (Take 2)

    by  • 2011-11-6 • Common, KDE, Users • 1 Comment

    Dominik’s video is cool, but we agreed that perhaps the names should be around and we can have a bit higher resolution to make them readable ;)
    Therefore here is a second take of the video, this time with names and 720p. (I have no luck with music, therefore, silence)



    You only get to see the video if you visit our blog page here.
    Direct HD link to YouTube here.

    Command to create it (if YouTube eats it):

    gource --multi-sampling --seconds-per-day 0.02 --auto-skip-seconds 0.1 --camera-mode track --stop-at-end -b 000000 --hide filenames,dirnames --disable-progress --date-format “%Y-%m” --viewport 1280x720 --output-ppm-stream - -r 60 | ffmpeg -y -r 60 -f image2pipe -vcodec ppm -i - -vcodec libvpx -b 10000K -threads 4 kate-gource.webm
    

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    Phd student and full-time employee at AbsInt Angewandte Informatik GmbH. My work is focused on static analysis of both binary and source programs and the WCET analysis of embedded systems. In my spare time, I work on the KDE project and maintain the Kate editor application and component.

    http://www.babylon2k.de/

    One Response to Evolution of Kate Development (Take 2)

    1. Marco Mentasti
      2011-11-6 at 17:59

      The code-explosion at 3:22 is fantastic!

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