KDE: Video Competition Winners, Atelier Plasmoid and Updates on Kube
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KDE Video Competition Winners
On the 20th of February, our first video contest finished and winners were decided by a panel of judges.
This was the first time we run a video contest and we were really excited to see how much the community got involved, the quality of the videos and the onboarding effect that this contest would have.
All the submitted videos show great effort on behalf of the creators and it was extremely difficult to select the winner -- at one point there was even a tie! But, at last, we were able to select a winner and finalists for each category.
Without further ado, let's dive into the results:
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Atelier Plasmoid – Update
Yeah, I’m back! =D
Now I have updated the Atelier plasmoid to use our beloved profiles setup. Profiles on Atelier are shared by any interface that uses AtCore Machine Info to lookup for each profile that you have saved of your machines.
The quick print is now really quick: Select profile -> Connect -> Select File -> Print.
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Last months in Kube
The todo view’s goal is to have a small personal list of todos, acknowledging that you can only accomplish so much during a day, and there is no intention of turning this into a project management suite down the road.
The idea is that you have a couple of lists as backlogs, and that you then pick a reasonable amount of items (<10 probably?) from those lists as currently in progress (that’s also how it’s stored in iCal). This then gives you a nice little list of things during the day/week/whatever suits you, that you can tick off.
New items can quickly be entered using keyboard shortcuts (press “?”) and that’s about it for the time being.
I think sub-todos might find their way eventually in there, but the rest should rather be quality of life improvements and eventually taking other sources of “things you need to act on” into account, such as emails that you should probably be answering or events that need to be prepared.
The todo view was the last officially missing piece, so with that we are view-complete (feature complete may be a bit a stretch still).
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Search in encrypted content and support for encrypted headers
To fix this we’re going to start decrypting encrypted emails when syncing and indexing the encrypted content. That way we can make sure encrypted emails are just as usable as non-encrypted emails, at least as long as you’re using Kube.
This means that in the future you will not only be able to search through all your email, it also means you get a more useful subject displayed than “…” or some other nonsense.
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