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List:       kde-panel-devel
Subject:    Minutes Monday Plasma Hangout
From:       Sebastian =?UTF-8?B?S8O8Z2xlcg==?= <sebas () kde ! org>
Date:       2017-09-11 10:18:48
Message-ID: 1626830.KyUZudaVHC () miro
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Most of the team is in Randa probably high (physically, but also on
swiss chocolate). Let's forgive them. ;)

Cheers!
-- 
sebas

http://www.kde.org | http://vizZzion.org

Plasma Meeting 11 Sept 2017


jensreut:
Yeah I am doing visuals for PM so that we can actually reproduce our designs in \
imagery and give Alex L a head start when it comes to design work So nothing much. \
Fabian is working on the HIG and it would help to have some devs in with him

Sho:
pretty light notes too, my plasma code throughput is not good this month because of \
                all the talky todos which makes me feel a bid bad/stressed tbh
* At least hacking on some TM bugfixes again
* KAStats-based favs finally merged after many rounds of testing and talking
* Tried to work out on the WE why my Wayland session is so broken, other than bug \
                tickets my Plasma plate is fairly empty so I want to get back to it
* QtWS coordination stuff, see update on kde-community
* Konvi/Kirigami stuff (Flatpak recipe work, trying out the Kirigami colorscope \
stuff, text view hacking) currently on bug 384548
KDE bug 384548 in plasmashell (Task Manager) "Unminimizing a shaded window should not \
unshade this window" [minor,] https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=384548


sebas:
- working on kscreen touchscreen rotation this week, broken laptop allowing (see \
                email to plasma-devel)
- had a meeting last week with purism, they're interested to ship Plasma Mobile on \
                their phone: to do a joint campaign (in progress)
- have been working on a Plasma Mobile roadmap after last week's meeting: \
                https://community.kde.org/Plasma/Mobile/Roadmap
- installed Plasma on the pinebook, playing around with it: aside from a cursor \
rendering (known) bug, it's really good, albeit a bit slow



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