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[News] A Look at KDE's Lancelot, New Kate Features

  • Subject: [News] A Look at KDE's Lancelot, New Kate Features
  • From: Roy Schestowitz <newsgroups@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Wed, 28 Oct 2009 06:38:36 +0000
  • Followup-to: comp.os.linux.advocacy
  • Newsgroups: comp.os.linux.advocacy
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Lancelot: An Alternative KDE Menu

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| Many KDE 3 users swear by the K menu and 
| would dare anyone to challenge it with 
| something better. Fortunately for those 
| people, KDE 4 retained that menu version as 
| an option. For the rest of us, there are a 
| couple of more robust menus that offer a 
| variety of features. Lancelot is a third-
| party menu that has now entered into the KDE 
| fold. It is the one I use, and many others 
| have found it pretty useful. In this post, I 
| will present to you some of Lancelotâs 
| features so that you can decide if it is 
| right for you.
`----

http://maketecheasier.com/lancelot-an-alternative-kde-menu/2009/10/26

Kateâs Vi Input Mode â What will KDE 4.4 bring?

,----[ Quote ]
| Yes, really! Kateâs Vi Mode finally support 
| some of the most command commandline mode 
| commands from Vim. What can be done from the 
| Kate editor part is limited by the fact that 
| it canât control its hosting application, 
| but Kate â the application â has now gotten 
| support for the following commands:
| 
|     * q, qa
|     * w, wq, wa, wqa
|     * x, xa
|     * bn, bp
|     * new, vnew
|     * edit
`----

http://hamberg.no/erlend/2009/10/26/kates-vi-input-mode-kde44/


Recent:

Lancelot 1.7: I just get carried awayâ

,----[ Quote ]
| It is the time to announce the new version of Lancelot that will be shipping
| with KDE 4.3.
`----

http://ivan.fomentgroup.org/blog/2009/05/22/lancelot-17-whats-new/


Lancelot and Raptor menu - the other way.

,----[ Quote ]
| Lancelot and Raptor are alternative menus intended for KDE 4. We are,
| however, at the frosty point, and we should ask ourselves the most important
| question here - which one to choose, and are they sufficiently mature and
| functional at all to compete with the default menu? Letâs look at them
| closely then to know the answer.
`----

http://polishlinux.org/kde/lancelot-and-raptor-menu-the-other-way/


Youâve got branched!

,----[ Quote ]
| While this is great news for 4.2, it is even better for 4.3. This means that
| the SVN trunk is now exiting the /feature freeze/ state. This is a great
| thing for developers because the development becomes fun again (squashing
| bugs can not be labeled as fun), great for PlanetKDE readers since youâll get
| real news from now on, and great for feature junkies for obvious reasons.
`----

http://ivan.fomentgroup.org/blog/2009/01/05/you-got-branched/


Lancelot, and the Knights of the Plasma Widget

,----[ Quote ]
| As someone who is a stickler for usability and efficiency, this sort of
| project is really brilliant. The fact that there is competition between
| different menu systems is part of what gives open-source operating systems an
| edge over the commercial ones.
`----

http://bushweed.blogspot.com/2008/12/lancelot-and-knights-of-plasma-widget.html


Lancelot reaches Holy Grail of KDE menu

,----[ Quote ]
| KDE 4 is barely eight months old, and already it has three options for a main
| menu. Until now, users have either used the default Kickoff, which makes for
| awkward navigation of the menu tree, or reverted to the familiar but unwieldy
| classic menu. Now, with the first full release of Lancelot, users have
| another option that overcomes the shortcomings of both other alternatives and
| gives KDE 4 a thoroughly modern menu.
|
| [...]
|
| These points aside, Lancelot is in many ways what Kickoff should have been.
| It makes Kickoff structures work without inhibiting navigation or adding
| unnecessary complexity. I would not be greatly surprised if, a few releases
| down the road, Lancelot becomes the default menu in the KDE 4 series.
`----

http://www.linux.com/feature/147167


Lancelot revealed

,----[ Quote ]
| Well, not exactly, but now you can get the general idea, and you can see what
| it will look like
|
| This is an actual screenshot, not a mock up...
`----

http://ivan.fomentgroup.org/blog/2007/10/27/lancelot-revealed/


Related:

The KDE Raptor Menu - A quick overview

,----[ Quote ]
| Being a KDE lover myself, I'm always intrigued by some of the different
| features and software that come out for KDE.  The latest is the Raptor menu.
| It's certainly an interesting menu system and one that I think deserves
| closer attention.
`----

http://www.raiden.net/?cat=2&aid=411


Raptor - Improved menu system for KDE 4

,----[ Quote ]
| Raptor aims to deliver a new kind of launch menu system for KDE. It is
| designed with usability and beauty in mind.
| Raptor-Menu does not try to be the final answer to the menu question, instead
| aspires to be the best answer we can give, merging many ideas form modern
| desktop launch menus.
`----

http://www.raptor-menu.org/


Raptor! join the fun.

,----[ Quote ]
| What is raptor? Raptor is a an amazing project i have been working in the
| last few days. It trays to be a fresh new way of finding your desktop
| applications, and interacting with its users.  
`----

http://pinheiro-kde.blogspot.com/2007/10/raptor-join-fun.html
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