KDE Leftovers
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Fedora 25 KDE: disappointing experience
Fedora is not a frequent guest on the review deck of Linux notes from DarkDuck blog. The most recent review was of Fedora 22 back in July 2015. That was a review of the GNOME version, the most native for Fedora.
You are probably aware of the tight link between the GNOME project and RedHat, the Fedora Project main sponsor.
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[Video] Ubuntu 17.04 Unity 8 - KDE apps native on Mir
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Plasma in a Snap?
Shortly before FOSDEM, Aleix Pol asked if I had ever put Plasma in a Snap. While I was a bit perplexed by the notion itself, I also found this a rather interesting idea.
So, the past couple of weeks I spent a bit of time here and there on trying to see if it is possible.
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QStringView Diaries: Advances in QStringLiteral
This is the first in a series of blog posts on QStringView, the std::u16string_view equivalent for Qt. You can read about QStringView in my original post to the Qt development mailing-list, follow its status by tracking the “qstringview” topic on Gerrit and learn about string views in general in Marshall Clow’s CppCon 2015 talk, aptly named “string_view”.
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Making Movies with QML
One of the interesting things about working with Qt is seeing all the unexpected ways our users use the APIs we create. Last year I got a bug report requesting an API to set a custom frame rate for QML animations when using QQuickRenderControl. The reason was that the user was using QQuickRenderControl as an engine to render video output from Qt Quick, and if your target was say 24 frames per second, the animations were not smooth because of how the default animation driver behaves. So inspired by this use case I decided to take a stab at creating such an example myself.
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How to Create a Look and Feel Theme
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United Desktop Theme for KDE Plasma 5.9
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KDE Talks at FOSDEM
The continuation of the original talk from Dirk Hohndel and Linus Torvalds about the port of Subsurface from Gtk to Qt, now with mobile in mind.
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