aKademy’s hackathon has nearly come to and end for me, we will be kicked out of the University
\nof Malaga at around six o’clock, at which point I’d like to have dinner. That will be a problem,
\nsince the restaurants usually don’t open before half past eight here, and that’s still quite early a
\ntime for dinner.<\/p>\n
\tLet’s have a look what aKademy2005 has brought:<\/p>\n
\tguidance …<\/strong> <\/p>\n … has been extensively reviewed for usability issues \tKDE and marketing<\/strong><\/p>\n \tI’ve stepped up to try to improve the marketing of KDE in a more structured way than it has ever aKademy’s hackathon has nearly come to and end for me, we will be kicked out of the University of Malaga at around six o’clock, at which point I’d like to have dinner. That will be a problem, since the restaurants usually don’t open before half past eight here, and that’s still quite early a time… Continue reading aKademy [4] – wrapping up the hackathon’s passed days.<\/span>
\nby Jan Mühlig. (Thanks again, Jan for your time and expertise, I enjoyed the work!) This has
\nbrought quite some possible improvements to light, some of which are easy one-liners (like changing
\na label), some of them require changes of parts of the UI. I’ll start fixing the one-liners as soon
\nas I have Jan’s final report, to keep guidance releasable, and will work on the other issues as soon
\nas we have a stable version released and can start a new release cycle. (Yeah, I know about
\nbranching.)
\n\tI’ve had a BoF about the future of kcontrol with Benjamin Meyer. He asked if I’d like to put
\nguidance into kdeplayground to give it some more exposure to developers and generally agreed on the
\nidea of using python to build kcontrol modules. He also liked most parts of guidance and actually
\nsees an existance of them in kcontrol before his virtual eyes. Promising.<\/p>\n
\nbeen. This will be quite a hard task, but it can also be a lot of fun. Yesterday we had a pretty
\nlong BoF about how we can get this pig flying, and we actually came to a pretty good (and stable, I
\nthink) approach. Existing efforts will be improved. More information on all that is yet to be
\nwrapped up for the involved mailinglist, so expect some material on that. I’m already thinking about
\na couple of things that could really help us on our way to world domination – which will by the way
\nhappen, the only question is why. :-)<\/strong><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"