Hi,
As I'm currently making the first release of Kig, and I thought i
might let you know.  I think that it is rather stable, and I think it
already has enough features to be usable..
Basically, here's what has been added over time:
1 more intuitive: with the new modes thing, Kig is rather intuitive to
  use, especially for constructing objects
2 KGeo compatibility: Kig can read KGeo files, provided they don't use
  some objects like arcs, vectors and such, which i have not yet
  implemented...  A lot of files that only use segments, lines,
  circles...  work nicely.  I've also tried to make Kig look a
  bit more like KGeo.
3 Bugfixes related to macro's, locuses etc.

I have put a tarball ( made with cvs2pack and a script from WildFox
(wildfox@kde.org) ) on ftp://ftp.kde.org/incoming/unstable/KDE3.x/
if you want to test it ( you can also use the one from cvs, of course
).

I was also wondering if you would agree to make kig part of KDE-Edu
for KDE 3.2.  Kig is rather stable now, and i think i can still add
some features ( like the Right Mouse Button menu's for objects )
before 3.2 is released...

Let me know what you think..
cheers
domi

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