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KDE: Plasma Mobile, Akademy, Qt Champion, KDE Frameworks

Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Friday 1st of November 2019 04:35:57 PM Filed under
KDE
  • Plasma Mobile: weekly update: part 5

    The Plasma Mobile team is happy to present the fifth weekly blogpost. This week’s update features various application polishing, better integration with GTK/GNOME applications and various fixes.

  • Trip to Akademy 2019: First Impressions

    Akademy is the annual world summit of KDE. This year I did GSoC at KDE and hence, got the chance to attend to Akademy, 2019 in Milan, Italy \o/

    This was my first trip to Europe and I was super excited about it!

  • Looking for Qt Champions 2019!

    Who do you think should be a Qt Champion? Nominate the champions you know right now!

    It is that time of year again as we are in November and therefore time to look back at 2019 and think about who helped you out most during the past year.

    In case you have forgotten, Qt Champions are the people in the community who go above and beyond the normal activity in the community, and contribute in some form every time. They are the stars that make you feel at home.

    It’s time to nominate the Qt Champions for 2019. Please take a minute to think and fill in the name and reasons you think this person is a Qt Champion.

  • Join the KDE Frameworks 6 Sprint!

    As mentioned previously we have been looking at organizing a sprint to define the goals for KDE Frameworks 6. We now have a date and time for this: November 22-24, at the MBition office in Berlin!

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KDE Frameworks 6 Ideas To Be Floated At A Developer Sprint

Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Friday 1st of November 2019 08:17:32 PM.
  • KDE Frameworks 6 Ideas To Be Floated At A Developer Sprint This Month

    With Qt 6.0 planned for release in late 2020, KDE developers are thinking about the eventual KDE Frameworks 6.0 for when they plan to transition to the evolutionary Qt 6 tool-kit. The first of likely several developer sprints around KDE Frameworks 6 will be happening already in late November.

    Last month was the first KF6 talk by KDE's Volker Krause over his initial ideas for KDE Frameworks 6 with that release likely being a year after Qt 6.0 (thus a 2021 introduction). KDE Frameworks 6.0 will likely finish out the transition of KDE software from KTHML, eliminating of deprecated functions, and more.

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