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K people discussing KPeople The organising team busy organising Solid developers don't liquidise in the heat Read More

The day started with a long release schedule BoF. No conclusion but less freezes seemed popular. Shorter release schedule seemed mostly popular with a 4 month schedule getting a fair bit of approval. Not ideal of us though as it would get things out of sync with the Ubuntu schedule. Read More

The other day I went to buy a DDR stick but the shop was closed so the only solution was to sit down and fix some memory hungry applications ;). Read More

A quiet day for me at Akademy catching up on e-mail and learning how to make an apt archive so here's some more photos from the rocking party last night. Read More

Thursday I tagged QtWebKit 2.3.2. To avoid confusion I will present both QtWebKit for Qt 5.1 and QtWebKit 2.3.2. The new features in QtWebKit for Qt 5.1 can be seen on http://qt-project.org/wiki/New-Features-in-Qt-5.1 . Let me expand a few interesting ones below: Read More

At the Kubuntu Developer Summit we discussed various topics. The guys on the left are from a 15,000 seat Kubuntu rollout in Munich, we worked out a plan to supply LTS backport packages they need. Read More

Lydia tells us how to talk to each other An audience waits to see which of them will win an Akademy Award Read More

Eva Galperin from the EFF talks on surveillance "Help us Free Software you are our only hope" Kubuntu sponsor's poster on stage with good-to-see new sponsor Blackberry Read More

KDE Meeting in Bilbao! The KDE e.V. AGM, fewer people than normal, only about 50 people (~1/4 of the membership) due to it being held a day early. Read More

Last year I skipped Akademy and felt sorry about that. So this year I simply have to go. It will be great to immerse in the talks about and related to KDE. My interest is currently on getting things done, semantic technologies and file formats. It's holiday, so a bit less JavaScript for a week and a bit more of everything else. Read More