• Common

    One great man less :(

    by  • 2011-10-13 • Common, Developers, Users • 4 Comments

    Dennis MacAlistair Ritchie died at home this weekend. As the creator of the C programming language and one of the main developers of Unix, he impacted the life of me and other developers a lot. Even today, 30 years after their initial creation, many people work on Unix like systems (like Linux or Mac OS) and [...]

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    Qt open governance will go live!

    by  • 2011-09-12 • Common, Developers, KDE, Users • 0 Comments

    Finally some sustainable announcements about the future of Qt and its open governance project: http://labs.qt.nokia.com/2011/09/12/qt-project/ http://blog.qt.nokia.com/2011/09/12/qt-project/ I hope this will be well received and we will see yet another increase in contributions to our Qt/KDE ecosystem Thanks for all the effort to all people who made this possible!

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    Line Modification System

    by  • 2011-09-6 • Common, Developers, KDE, Users • 8 Comments

    Some days ago, Dominik implemented a line modification system in the KatePart. For all who don’t know what that means at all (like me before the DS 2011), here some screenshots. First, starting with a fresh loaded file: Now, lets write some lines: Next, after saving: Now, lets change some stuff again: Awesome First I [...]

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    GSoC’s ending

    by  • 2011-08-18 • Common, Developers, KDE, Users • 3 Comments

    Soon the GSoC projects of this year are over again. I would like to thank our two students Adrian Lungu and Svyatoslav Kuzmich for their work! They both did a nice job and improved both the code folding and the vi mode a lot. Thanks to them and I hope they stick around in our [...]

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    200 Bugs only ;)

    by  • 2011-08-14 • Common, Developers, KDE • 19 Comments

    Kate (App + Part + KWrite) is down to 200 bugs, thanks a lot to all people helping with this effort, e.g. Dominik, Erlend, Adrian, … Perhaps others want to join, we have still a lot bugs and many are quiet some work (and stuff like BiDi errors are not that nice to fix, if [...]

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