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This is possibly one of the most widely used and most simple method to adjust an image. It's so simple and effective that you will want to use it on all your pictures from now on, so keep an eye on this, and have fun. Read More

As you've seen from all the stores on the dot and on planetkde this week has seen all the KDE developers gathering in Mechelen in Belgium. The organisation this year has been excellent - even the network (usually the achilles heel of KDE conferences) has worked from day one. Read More

Photography has changed a lot since digital cameras broke into our lives and replaced film cameras. Camera makers have made great efforts to convince us that digital is better, and that new digital cameras are worth their money. Read More

I didn't get to be one of the cool-kids at Akademy this year, but it's still a pretty exciting week for me. I won't drone on about it too much, but since I mentioned here a while back that I'd just founded a new company I thought I'd drop in a link now that we're actually talking about what we're doing. Read More

One of the release process improvements that happened with KDE 4 is the move to have module maintainers. This has ment some of the lesser loved modules now have a greater sense of community which helps a lot for those apps which are otherwise developed all alone. Here is the kdeutils members who were at Akademy. Read More

So, 3.5 days of Akademy apparently means a lot of pictures being taken, I'm pretty sure everyone around has noticed this ;) Now I personally took a lot of pictures (again, most of you will have noticed that), which means that I also have a lot of data. Since I'm not really in the mood to upload 2.1G of data (at least, that's the current count), I'm not going to upload all of that somewhere (especially since a lot of those are actually out of focus, moved, generally blurry, bad, etc). If any of you think I made a nice picture of you, though, feel free to contact me and I'll see if I can actually find any such picture to mail you ;) Read More

Since Nokia will be giving 100 n810 devices tomorrow at the Embedded and Mobile day at Akademy, I thought it would be a good idea to describe a bit how you can get KDE working on your brand-new device. Since it is already quite some weeks ago I first did this, I might be missing some crucial steps, so if you have any questions after reading this/playing with your n810, feel free to ask me, I'll be at Akademy for the entire week. Writing this I've discovered how bad I am at writing any kind of howto/documentation, but hopefully it will still be a bit helpfull, and else you should just ignore it :) Read More

We have had a great couple of days talks here at Akademy in Belgium. The energy in the KDE community is brilliantly high as we move from the long KDE 4 development period into having the world beating desktop. Read More

Have some pictures? Share with us at http://techbase.kde.org/Events/Akademy/2008/Photos... The social event in "Het Anker" brewery, Mechelen The brewery mascot or so...

As just mentioned in the openSUSE talk at Akademy, Novell/SUSE is hiring for its KDE team! :-) The team is working on KDE in past and future openSUSE and SUSE Linux Enterprise releases. You can find the job description at http://novell.com/company/careers/ under "Software Engineer Senior" (ID#1158). Please feel invited to inquire us at Akademy if you want know more about benefits, how it's working for SUSE and any other question you might have about it. Read More