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KDE 4.4 Kreeps Kloser to Komplete
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| This release also includes a whole slew of
| new widgets for KDE. This includes a
| "Webslice" plasmoid to display a part of a
| Webpage, a spellcheck widget, an on-screen
| keyboard, and a blackboard widget that
| allows users to paint with the mouse or
| even multitouch devices "on platforms that
| support them." KDE inherited multitouch
| support from Qt4.6, and could make KDE a
| contender on mobile devices and tablets.
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http://ostatic.com/blog/kde-4-4-kreeps-kloser-to-komplete
KDE Developers to Release RC3 for 4.4
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| Toma Albers, one of the KDE Developers sent
| out a note today that there will be an RC3
| release for KDE 4.4, prior to the final
| release scheduled February 9th.
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http://www.freetechie.com/blog/kde-developers-to-release-rc3-for-44/
What We Did Last Summer (And the Rest of 2009) â A Look Back Onto the
Nepomuk Development Year With an Obscenely Long Title
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| Querying data in Nepomuk pre-KDE-4.4 could
| be done in one of two ways: 1. Use the very
| limited capabilities of the ResourceManager
| to list resources with certain properties
| or of a certain type; or 2. Write your own
| SPARQL query using ugly QString::arg
| replacements.
|
| With the introduction of Virtuoso and its
| awesome power we can now do pretty much
| everything in one query. This allowed me to
| finally create a query API for KDE:
| Nepomuk::Query::Query and friends. I wonât
| go into much detail here since I did that
| before.
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http://trueg.wordpress.com/2010/01/26/what-we-did-last-summer-and-the-rest-of-2009-a-look-back-onto-the-nepomuk-development-year-with-an-obscenely-long-title/
Recent:
DE SC 4.4 branched, trunk reopens
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| So tonight, release-team-hero Dirk has
| branched off KDE SC 4.4 from trunk. Let
| quickly explain what this means. Trunk/ is
| a directory in KDEâs SVN repository, the
| central place holding where all the code
| from different contributors spread across
| our planet comes together. In a big team
| like KDE, we need some coordination to be
| actually able to release our software
| packages once in a while. Since the release
| of KDE 4.0.0, a typical KDE release cycle
| takes 6 months. Roughly 4 months of
| development, followed by about 2 months of
| stabilization and testing towards a
| release. In the stabilization period, which
| starts with the feature and string freeze,
| only bugfixes and code improvements are
| allowed. This is also the period where we
| release regular test releases, in our case
| a beta1, right after the feature freeze,
| and a second beta (happened shortly before
| christmas). The next test release is coming
| soon, which is -rc1.
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http://vizzzion.org/blog/2010/01/kde-sc-4-4-branched-trunk-reopens/
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