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I used this on a personal projectto use the Lyon library to draw custom shapes in a qml app. If someone is interested I wrote a blog post about it: https://carlschwan.eu/2021/01/20/efficient-custom-shapes-in-.
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Does anyone know a good tool to convert docbook to asciidoc? Also is there a good way to extract a asciidoc document to a gettext pot file?
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If you use Linux, you might want to try Kalendar: https://claudiocambra.com/2022/02/12/kalendar-1-0-is-out/ (there is also some experimental work to have it work on Windows) Disclaimer: I'm one of t
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Ubuntu or one of the main derivatives depending on the user interface you want: Kubuntu, Xubuntu, ...
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I develop many applications in my spare time for Linux, macOS, windows, haikuOs, freeBSD without Electron and just Qt and Kirigami. https://apps.kde.org/neochat/ https://apps.kde.org/kalendar/ ht
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Plasma Desktop/Mobile developer here The first version of Kirigami (the tookit used by plasma mobile) had a very interesting concept around navigation and people hated it. We still have some remnants of this with some floating buttons
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qmlcompiler is open source and the new qmlsc is also open source. It's just the extensions that helps making your qml code compatible with the new compiler that isn't open source. This is indeed annoying but not everything is comm
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Show HN: Kalendar 1.0 Is Out
(claudiocambra.com)
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If you are okay with gpl software/backend, you could reuse some code of one of my side project: https://apps.kde.org/kalendar/ (support google api, caldav, etesync and Outlook calendars)
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Nextcloud would be a solid European alternative for office365. It's a file sync, groupware, office and xhat solution all in one. It's open source, self hostable and has enterprise support. Disclaimer: I work at Nextcloud so I'
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> After the funds were moved we were invited to become admins of the Faker collective. This meant that we retained the existing sponsors of the Faker collective who were paying for the continued maintenance of the project. I'm sorry
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There is some neat application for example many tickets/hotel reservation/restaurant do include them and this allow to make some email clients displays these tickets in a standard way. KDE Itinerary and Apple Wallet make use of th
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Just in case you thought about using Suckless/dwm: They’re doing literal torch hikes through southern Germany at their conferences, fighting online against "cultural marxism", and their mail server has the hostname "Wolf
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Yeah I use kcachegrind with xdebug/php for my day job
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There is a lot of profiling and debugging tools for C/C++, funny enough a lot of them are originated from the KDE community. From the top of my mind: * valgrind ( https://valgrind.org/ ): Contains a lot of tools * Heaptr
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Konqueror now use QtWebEngine by default but iirc correctly can still be used with QtWebKit and KHtml/Kjs. But the both are deprecated and will be dead in Qt6/KDE Framework 6. It's just not sustainable for a small open source
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This week in KDE: better MTP support
(pointieststick.com)
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I'm hearing about eth moving to PoS since years now. It won't happen.
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I had a blog post on the frontpage of hn for more tht 20 hours and my cheap Vps for 3€ a month could handle it perfectly since my website is just a statically generated website with hugo.
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It's not GNU who pays the bill
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I hate tickets resellers.
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Thanks for the information. Looks like we will need to look at another payment processor and adapts our code to it...
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That would be nice to know, our non profit organization is struggling to get a Braintree account enabled and their customer support just doesn't answer us.
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The biggest change between Apache 2.0 and MIT are related to patents. INAL but the Apache 2.0 is a lot more safe in this aspect.
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Look at https://github.com/microsoft/cups/commit/8100595a3a3a6d5c7d0... . This was done by an human.
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I created an issue in the original cups repo: https://github.com/OpenPrinting/cups/issues/315
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A 'mistake' they are actually doing since a long time now. Here is the cups equivalent with a license change from apache to mit for the CUPS system. https://github.com/microsoft/cups/commit/ad69bcc78
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the fediverse is in no way related to this web3/blockchain bullshit. It's actually more related to the original idea of web 3.0 as semantic web due to the usage of similar protocols e.g. json-ld.
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No it's not like copyright. Copyright are legally enforceable, NFT aren't. They are actually a lot of artists that complains that their art is stolen and sold as NFT and the platforms that allow this, don't want to handle the
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Congrats for the release! Krita is one of the most awesome KDE apps and it's really nice to see so much new features in this release.
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