Bram blogged in Málaga that SuSE is everywhere, when I was
walking over the parking lot belonging to this cosy house I’m living in, I cannot say that this is
not true …
On a more serious note, we’ve (which is Simon and me)
decided that guidance will be put into
kdesvn within the next two days (after some due cleanup). Also Jonathan Riddell told me on IRC that
he has got guidance running on breezy, the development release of Ubuntu Linux. I was about to have a look into the issues that had
been around, but apparently I can concentrate on other things, down the road to perfection
*ahum*.
I’ve updated my workstation to breezy yesterday, and I must say that I’m quite
impressed. Not only does it have a modular Xorg already, being a development version it works quite
nicely. Highlights are OpenOffice2-beta2 which works just fine (it seems to be the first release
that’s really usable for me). This OpenOffice release brings nice KDE integration, such as KDE’s
file dialogues and the crystal icon set. A couple of other things are really well done aswell.
Konqueror’s selected area now gets a blue shade, which looks very slick. Also the selection in some
dialogues has cute round edges. This stuff had been around on www.kde-look.org for a while already, but I can’t find the
page.
Ok, back to preparing my presentation for Software
Freedom Day in Tilburg / NL next saturday.