KDE Leftovers
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Too much of a good thing
Then, since April, Krita-wise, there was the Kickstarter, the kick-off for the artbook, the Krita 3.0 release... The 3.0 release doubled the flow of bugs, donations, comments, mails to the foundation, questions on irc, reddit, forum and everywhere else. (There's this guy who has sent me over fifty mails asking for Krita to be released for Windows XP, OSX 10.5 and Ubuntu 12.02, for example). And Google Summer of Code kicked off, with three students working on Krita.
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No 3.0.1 Release This Week
The Krita release process still depends completely on one person making the Windows, Linux and OSX builds — me, Boudewijn. And I’ve been out of action for a week and a half now, so I couldn’t make those builds. Since I need some more time to recover and pick up all the threads and todo’s, we decided to move to a new release schedule, skipping the planned 3.0.1 release.
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Why does kwin_wayland not start?
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LabPlot: Theme Manager – Themes Context Menu & a new Theme “Dark”
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Animating auto-hiding panels
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Just So Many Things To Write
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widget optimization in plasma 5.7
Check all default widgets about there layout and sizing. So start playing with widgets and say us what we did right and what we should fix.
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