KDE: Final Days of GSoC 2019 and Akademy 2019 Coming
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Final Days of GSoC 2019
Hello Friends! Final Evaluation is coming and this brings the GSoC project to an end. I believe it is my duty to let you know all about my contributions to Labplot during this project. I will try to make this post self-contained and will try to cover every detail. Let's try to answer some general questions. If something is left, please feel free to comment, I will get back to you asap.
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Preparing for KDE Akademy 2019
I got three talks accepted this time, which is very nice of course, but it also implies quite some preparation work. The topics are rather diverse, all three cover aspects I ended up looking into for various reasons during the past year, and where learned interesting or surprising things that seemed worthwhile to share.
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I am going to Akademy
One more edition of KDE Akademy approaches, and here I am waiting for the day to pack my bags and get into a 15 hours adventure from Brazil to Milan.
As always I am excited to meet my friends, and have some fun with all people of the community. Discussing our present and future.
And this year I am going with a pack of KDE 3DPrinted key holders.
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