Please don't flame me for this question, but KBruch is finished and the only
thing missing are the translations for the handbook and the i18n() strings.

I don't plan to add any new features to KBruch at all, because it would not
fit to the idea of KBruch being a simple task generator for tasks with
fractions.

The handbook and the i18n() strings were allready proof read by Malcolm
Hunter and Thorsten Muerell checked the content of the handbook. This week
the German translation will be added.

The only things to do are:
	- test KBruch with KDE 3.1 build system
	- add a entry to the KMenu
	- do the translations

I had a look at the release plan for KDE 3.1 and saw that there are a hugh
amount of open things to do. I think KBruch could jump immediatly in the
yellow and maybe in 2 weeks to the green section.

What do you think about it or am I to late?

Steinchen
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KBruch: application to automatically generate tasks with fractions
Package: KDE Edu in KDE 3.2
CVS: kdenonbeta/kbruch
State: finished, waiting for inclusion
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