KAMiKAZOW

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by KAMiKAZOW 12y ago
The situation is that a CLA is still required. Personally, I don't care (I'm just a consumer who is not affected by the CLA). Others care and insulting them as "People who don't know any better" is not right.
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by KAMiKAZOW 12y ago
Not everybody likes Qt's CLA.
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by KAMiKAZOW 12y ago
GTK runs on Linux with X11, Wayland, and probably even some BSDs. Technically that qualifies as cross-platform.
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by KAMiKAZOW 12y ago
> I bet i3 needs a little tinkering too. It needs a lot of tinkering once Wayland is the accepted standard.
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by KAMiKAZOW 12y ago
They can use the key. They just don't change default keyboard shortcuts during a release cycle (first generation Plasma precedes both Unity and Gnome Shell).
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by KAMiKAZOW 12y ago
The CPU thing is either a bug or file indexing is not yet complete (although that should not take more than a few hours). How much RAM is utilized depends on the components you loaded. "Convenience distros" tend to start more serv
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by KAMiKAZOW 12y ago
The focus for Plasma 5.0 is -- for the most part -- the port to Qt 5, not adding many new features (although there are a few new ones). Most new features will appear in subsequent Plasma releases.
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by KAMiKAZOW 12y ago
People who develop desktop themes are NOT the same who program PIM software.
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by KAMiKAZOW 12y ago
Kubuntu constantly ships pre-release software. One example in the current "stable" LTS is this touchpad config panel: http://imgur.com/JIuCNqg
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by KAMiKAZOW 12y ago
I bet your voice is better heard over at the VDG forum on kde.org ;-)
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by KAMiKAZOW 12y ago
Canonical never contributed much to KDE. Yes, a few bits here and there but overall mostly negligible. Blue Systems OTOH is a big KDE contributor. Things like KDE Search improved a lot thanks to Blue's involvement. As for Kubuntu: It a
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by KAMiKAZOW 12y ago
Actually more optimization is taking place than visual refreshes. Porting the stuff to Qt5 (esp. QtQuick2) should speed everything up on non-ancient PCs. Visual refreshes are just easier to explain. ;-)
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by KAMiKAZOW 12y ago
It's mainstream in the sense that the Gnome community fragmented so much in recent years (see Mate and Cinnamon "spin offs") that these days Xfce has roughly the same mind share as Gnome -- if the recent poll on Slashdot it a
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by KAMiKAZOW 12y ago
You link to a blog and yet you apparently don't read it. KDE System Settings is being redisigned as well. Just scroll down a bit: http://wheeldesign.blogspot.fi/2014/05/system-settings-and-n... The redesign i