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KDE Development Overview and Planning in KF6 Sprint

Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Sunday 24th of November 2019 10:24:35 AM Filed under
KDE
  • This week in KDE: Polishing it up

    We’re nearing the release of the 19.12 versions of many KDE apps, and in the first third of the Plasma 5.18 cycle. With this week, all the major regressions from 5.17 that I’ve been tracking have gotten fixed! If you’re still suffering from other 5.17 regressions not listed here and not yet fixed, please let me know. We want to make sure that the 5.18 LTS release is as smooth and stable as possible.

  • KF6 Sprint - Day Three

    Last day of the KF6 sprint at the MBition office in Berlin.

    Yesterday evening we had a nice group dinner with all sprint members.

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KDE Got More Polishing Ahead Of The Holidays

Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Sunday 24th of November 2019 06:10:42 PM.

KF6 Kickoff Sprint Wrap-Up and More

Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Sunday 24th of November 2019 07:33:36 PM.
  • KF6 Kickoff Sprint Wrap-Up

    So, I spent the week-end in Berlin where we held the KDE Frameworks 6 Kickoff Sprint to start properly planning the work needed to prepare our transition from Qt5 to Qt6.

    It officially started on Friday and ended on Sunday (today, as I’m typing this). To be there almost on time, I had to take an awfully early flight from Toulouse… needless to say Friday was particularly tough for me.

    After settling in, hugging each other and putting the “Virtual David Faure”™ setup in place, we could start the work.

  • Sketchnotes at Capitole du Libre 2019

    English content after the next paragraph.

    Ce week-end, j’ai assisté au Capitole du Libre à Toulouse. Pour une fois, je n’ai pas suivi beaucoup de présentations afin de discuter dans les couloirs. Toutefois, j’ai fait quelques sketchnotes des présentations auxquelles j’ai assisté.

    And now for English readers. Wink

    During this week-end, I attended the Capitole du Libre in Toulouse. I didn’t attend many talk for once since I wanted to benefit a lot from the “hallway track”. Still, I did a few sketchnotes of the talks I attended.

    For once it’s all in french though, since it was the language of the conference. Wink

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