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I found this really nice project called Metatheme. From their website: "MetaTheme is a project dedicated to unification of appearance between different graphics toolkits (currently GTK2, QT and Java)." More screenies here, here, here, here and here as well. Read More

So yesterday we (Armin, Tobias, Cornelius, Frank and me) went into Amsterdam to have some dinner. So after some lingering we decided to try our luck in a greek restaurant. We had some nice chats about the KDE community, about Akonadi the new Pim Storage Service for KDE4 and new exciting programming languages. Read More

Long time ago that I have blogged! A lot happened in my life. In short: I am pretty happy these days. Perhaps more about that some other day Now something even more important . Read More

Day 2 of the Dutch Meeting OpenSync started today. You will find some pictures as links in the text. These hackers seem to have plenty of energy. Also on pictures it seems that eating is the main theme at this meeting. Read More

The website Podcastinfo.nl, an initiative by Bernard Flach, mentions Amarok as an excellent player which comes default with podcasting support.

said George Staikos on the kde-promo mailinglist. So it seems that the August edition of NewsFactor magazine quoted some of our members of KDE community like Chris Schlaeger and Thomas Zander in an article titled "Revisiting the GUI Admin Debate". Read More

Today I was asked on IRC (#kde-nl) if we have a decent wifi manager in KDE. KWifiManager does not work for him (hi rikva) as it has no support for WPA. Read More

This nifty mail notification utility has popped up at KDE-apps.org now! Kudos to Kurt Granroth for maintaining this cool piece of software!

Tink sent me some divine mayonnaise from France.

<a href"http://www.kde.nl/future/">Een blik in de toekomst is a corner on our Dutch KDE website were we offer Dutch translations of the series 'This Month in SVN ...' done by our lovely Jess . Read More

Congratulations to Stephan on his KDE-related job. My condolences to Jess and Ian. Take care!

Cool dude and FOSDEM organizer Loki has become a father. Congrats on your little daughter Pascal. See you at the next FOSDEM event in 2006!

I apologize to Robert Stoffers for not sending his book prize which he won in the KDE Docs Competition last year. I forgot about the whole thing because I was consumed with other non-KDE stuff. Read More

Boudewijn mailed me about a Krita hackfest which is taking place soon in the Netherlands (we keep you posted). It would be a cool and fun idea to have some shirts the hackers could wear during this hackfest. Read More

Beineri talks in his latest blog entry about some applications we are missing in KDE. Please check KDE-apps-org where you can find a blog client called PyQLogger. This blog client is written in PyQt by Reflog and Xander (suse rpm). Read More

Tommorow we are having a BBQ with people of KDE-NL. We did this before and we agreed to have a bbq each year during summer. Rinse is our host this year. Read More

Last night I have been lurking around at the KDE Artists website and saw a lot of cool contributions: Adrien Facelina 1 2 3, The-Error 1 2 3, Michael Doches 1, Lee Olson 1, Sebastian Sariego B 1 2 3, Will Hardy 1. Read More

Canllaith recently started a new series on the Dot called This Month in SVN. This is indeed a cool idea to give non-technical people some insight on what is happening in SVN. Read More

Thanks Jonathan!! As we are having a KDE bbq soon, I promise to bring these goodies with me.

The last 5 months I completed a traineeship for which I now need to write a report. Last 2/3 weeks I have been very busy with this report as I am planning to graduate of course :o). Read More

From LR and sitting: me (Fabrice Mous), Cornelius Schumacher, Jan Muehlig, Bram Schoenmakers, Tobias Koenig, Thomas Zander, Ben Gariod, Will Stephenson. From left to right standing: Sebastian Kügler, Martijn Klingens, Daniel Molkentin, Ruurd Pels, Ellen Reitmayr, Tom Albers, Ingo Klöcker, Adriaan de Groot, Simon Edwards, Frank Osterfeld, Matt Douhan, Lutz Rogowski, Micha Kersloot Read More

I am currently sitting down in the garden of Annahoeve (yes we have wireless). As promised I show you some first pictures of the Dutch KDEPIM meeting which is currently taking place here. Read More

At work somebody offered to bring me some coffee and used my cool KDE mug for it. I forgot who offered me to bring the coffee and worse .. he did not show up with mug or coffee. Read More

Stephan, you forgot to mention that Trolltech also supports the upcoming KDEPIM meeting in the Netherlands.

Bram kindly submitted the interview with Will Stephenson on the Dot. But I forgot to mention that actually Sander conducted the interview. So all cookies should go to Sander!

Ayın Uygulaması Apparently we can't have short blogs on http://www.kdedevelopers.org...

Thank you Chris for your work on this live-CD. MCNLive! rocks Chris ... can you put my face on PlanetKDE?

I applaud the Turkish KDE community for founding KDE Turkey(cool website btw). All these local groups really do an enormous service to KDE by creating awareness in their own country. Read More

Perhaps some people remember the article about HP selling laptops with a KDE desktop on it. Acer is selling Linux laptops now. Distribution used is Linpus Linux 9.2. It uses the "Friendly KDE desktop environment" as its default desktop :)

Spotted by Loki aka Pascal. Pascal is one of the FOSDEM dudes. Honestly all these FOSDEM organising people are really doing an amazing job and should get more credit. Pascal especially kicks ass. Read More

I asked Basse to make a nice logo and banner for the upcoming KDEPIM meeting. The cool little dragon seems to be crazy about KDEPIM (so are the PIM developers about Konqi I heard). Read More

KDEPIM meetings appear to be successful for the progress of KDEPIM/Kontact. So the Dutch local KDE group, KDE-NL, decided to organise such a meeting as well. For this we needed money. Read More

Okay I finally started a blog @ kdedevelopers.org. So I now feel warm and fuzzy as I can write down my ramblings and share this with the rest of you. Isn't that "gezelli" ? Read More