Author: JT Smith
Kernel Cousin KDE is back from its two-month hiatus. From Aaron J. Seigo’s introduction: “KDE3 development is progressing at a fine pace as KDE turns 5 years old. Watching the cvs commit logs, one realizes how much of the
effort is aimed at polishing KDE to a high gloss with this release. Core libraries are getting facelifts, Qt3 integration continues in an effort to provide a perfect
transition, and important bugfixes are to be found throughout the code base. Some of the more interesting things that are occuring include a new javascript API
(which will be covered in next week’s KC KDE), a renewed effort in the KDE PIM project both on the internals as well as the interface, a rewrite of the Kate
text part aimed at cleaning up the old code base, the templatization and merging of the various core library loaders and new printing extensions.”
effort is aimed at polishing KDE to a high gloss with this release. Core libraries are getting facelifts, Qt3 integration continues in an effort to provide a perfect
transition, and important bugfixes are to be found throughout the code base. Some of the more interesting things that are occuring include a new javascript API
(which will be covered in next week’s KC KDE), a renewed effort in the KDE PIM project both on the internals as well as the interface, a rewrite of the Kate
text part aimed at cleaning up the old code base, the templatization and merging of the various core library loaders and new printing extensions.”
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