Leftovers: KDE
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KDE-5_15.09 – september release for Slackware-current
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Kontact and GnuPG under Windows
Kontact has, in contrast to Thunderbird, integrated crypto support (OpenPGP and S/MIME) out-of-the-box.
That means on Linux you can simply start Kontact and read crypted mails (if you have already created keys).
After you select your crypto keys, you can immediately start writing encrypted mails. With that great user experince I never needed to dig further in the crypto stack.
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Randa – KDE sprints 2015
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KDE 5 Application Dashboard: A fullscreen app launcher that beats the competition
Fullscreen applications launchers are my favorite kind of application menus, of which there are several to choose from on the K Desktop Environment, or KDE.
On KDE 4, available options are the Takeoff Launcher, Simple Welcome, and Homerun.
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Krita 2.9.7 Released!
Two months of bug fixing, feature implementing, Google-Summer-of-Code-sweating, it’s time for a new release! Krita 2.9.7 is special, because it’s the last 2.9 release that will have new features. We’ll be releasing regular bug fix releases, but from now on, all feature development focuses on Krita 3.0. But 2.9.7 is packed! There are new features, a host of bug fixes, the Windows builds have been updated with OpenEXR 2.2. New icons give Krita a fresh new look, updated brushes improve performance, memory handling is improved… Let’s first look at some highlights:
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Last Krita 2.9 Release Adds New Features, Fixes 150 Bugs, Krita 3.0 Coming Next
The development team of the popular, open-source, and cross-platform digital painting software Krita, acclaimed by numerous artists from all over the world, have announced the release of the last maintenance version of the 2.9 branch.
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