If you're a developer interested in RSS in KDE (and maybe you are at GCDS right now), please scroll to the end.

Want to see how to crash almost every KDE application?

• In your favorite KDE application, open any modal dialog, e.g. the configuration dialog.
• Quit the application using D-BUS, like this:


qdbus org.kde.kontact /MainApplication quit


Chances are high that your application just bit the dust and you're greeted by Dr. Konqui.

KDAB and the FSFE Fellowship Group Berlin invite you all to celebrate the 4.2 release with us.

Date: January 28th, 2009 (Wednesday)
Time: 20:00
Place: KDAB Office Berlin, Adalbertstr. 7/8, U Kottbusser Tor (map)

As Roberto blogged about how he converted his blog into a blog/podcast hybrid using Talkr, I thought I should tell you about a well-hidden, half-finished feature in Akregator: Basic Text-to-Speech support.

To use it, you need kttsd installed and set up, which does all the heavy lifting for Akregator.

As it turned out yesterday, even ferrets like KDE:

Ok dudes, now I finally started a blog at kdedevelopers.org. Working on Akregator, a tool that many people read blogs with, I am not really an early adopter when it comes to blogging myself ;-). Well, there is the Akregator blog where we blog from time to time what's going on in Akregator development, so check this out if you're interested.