KDE has all these little nifty features, and – guess what – Kate has them, too. Here, we’ll have a look at how to delete a file with Kate. We’ll start with opening the file we want to delete. Example: Next, we open the menu File > Open With and choose Other… as follows:...
Read more →Recently I’ve blogged about the usage of KMessageWidget in the data recovery process in Kate Part. Finally, we decided to stick with KMessageWidget, since it is a standard kdelibs widget, used by a lot of KDE applications. Besides, it is visually appealing and attracts the user’s attention. In KDE SC 4.10, it will look...
Read more →Christoph already wrote several blog posts about the upcoming projects plugin. In his last blog, he mentioned that a project can now be created on-the-fly by reading the git or subversion output: All the files under version control are automatically listed as files in the project. However, this is restricted to git and subversion. If you always...
Read more →Since the upgrade on bko, the bug charts were a bit broken. Thanks to our awesome sysadmins, this is fixed now: Example for Kate. In case you notice any wrong behavior, please let the sysadmins know immediately! Thanks
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