Version 1.0-beta2 of the amaroK audio player has been released
Yzis M1 has been released
KDE 3.2.2 has been released
Rekall 2.2.0-Beta4 and Rekall 2.3.0-Beta0 has been released
kdetv 0.8.0 has been released
amaroK 1.0-beta1 has been released
KD Executor 2.0 has been released:
KD Executor 2.0; our tool for testing and automation. We are proud to make available a free version of this to the KDE community.
(Free as in beer, not as in speech).
What is KD Executor
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KD Executor is a record and playback tool for Qt and KDE applications. In addition, it contains a test environment which uses this record and playback tool for testing Qt and KDE applications.
KD Executor 2.0; our tool for testing and automation. We are proud to make available a free version of this to the KDE community.
(Free as in beer, not as in speech).
What is KD Executor
===================
KD Executor is a record and playback tool for Qt and KDE applications. In addition, it contains a test environment which uses this record and playback tool for testing Qt and KDE applications.
New Open Source Mega Event:
KDE Community World Summit 2004 "aKademy"
Munich, Germany, April 07, 2004
The KDE Project (www.kde.org) is proud to announce its plans for the "KDE Community World Summit 2004", code-named "aKademy". The first edition of this new international event will be held in Ludwigsburg, Germany, near Stuttgart.
Taking place from August 21st to 29th 2004, the Summit will include an exciting program of talks, presentations, tutorials and joint development, bug-fixing, design and polishing work on the leading Linux and Unix desktop environment.
All active KDE contributors (programmers, artists, documentation writers, translators, promoters and other supporters), interested KDE power users as well the general public are invited to come, attend and participate in the discussions and work.
KDE Community World Summit 2004 "aKademy"
Munich, Germany, April 07, 2004
The KDE Project (www.kde.org) is proud to announce its plans for the "KDE Community World Summit 2004", code-named "aKademy". The first edition of this new international event will be held in Ludwigsburg, Germany, near Stuttgart.
Taking place from August 21st to 29th 2004, the Summit will include an exciting program of talks, presentations, tutorials and joint development, bug-fixing, design and polishing work on the leading Linux and Unix desktop environment.
All active KDE contributors (programmers, artists, documentation writers, translators, promoters and other supporters), interested KDE power users as well the general public are invited to come, attend and participate in the discussions and work.
Digikam 0.6.1 is now available
knoda 0.6.3 has been released
Rekall 2.2.0-Beta3 is now available as a source tarball and from the CVS.
Konserve v0.10.3 has been released
Rosegarden-4 0.9.7, an audio and MIDI sequencer and score editor for Linux, has been released
kile-1.6.2 has been released
Kdenlive is a video editing GUI for KDE. It provides dual video monitors, a multi-track timeline and clip list. Other features include customizable layout support, preliminary support for effects and translation into French.
PIAVE is a render engine and effect library. It can read DV video files, render effects and transitions between input streams. Streams can be displayed or piped to a file. Any project can link against libpiave and use the provided features. PIAVE also provides a server application which can receive commands from Kdenlive.
Editing in Kdenlive is possible with various tools via the timeline and video monitors, allowing you to move and resize one or more clips, and razor clips into two. All timeline tools can snap to clip start/ends and the current seek position. Kdenlive communicates via an XML based protocol to a render engine which handles the actual video data.
PIAVE is a render engine and effect library. It can read DV video files, render effects and transitions between input streams. Streams can be displayed or piped to a file. Any project can link against libpiave and use the provided features. PIAVE also provides a server application which can receive commands from Kdenlive.
Editing in Kdenlive is possible with various tools via the timeline and video monitors, allowing you to move and resize one or more clips, and razor clips into two. All timeline tools can snap to clip start/ends and the current seek position. Kdenlive communicates via an XML based protocol to a render engine which handles the actual video data.
amaroKky 0.1beta3 has been released
QV 0.2 has been released
DeveloperWorks has posted an article about Connect KDE applications using DCOP
Score Reading Trainer 0.1.3 has been released
