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List:       kde-core-devel
Subject:    Re: why is there so little KDE PR ?
From:       Richard Moore <rich () ipso-facto ! freeserve ! co ! uk>
Date:       2001-01-18 19:22:59
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Daniel Molkentin wrote:
> 
> On Thursday 18 January 2001 19:30, Richard Moore wrote:
> > I tend to agree with Torsten here - I think our PR is improving
> > and that annoucing vapour would be a big mistake. For example
> > looking at UK Linux Magazine (Feb 2001) I see lots about KDE:
> >
> > p.108 KDE Themes Workshop - How to convert 1.x icon themes to 2.x
> > p.112 Korner - A regular KDE column this month discussing the KBear
> >       ftp client.
> > p.115 A really good article on Konqueror by... Torsten :-)
> >
> 
> UK's LinuxMagazine is a english fork of the german LinuxMagazin and
> LinuxUser, so its the same in germany :)

I know, I wrote an article for the german version a few months
ago (though it was published under Kalle's name by mistake).

> 
> Especially LinuxUser is important as it adresses Linux Newbies.
> But I notice a lack of articles on advanced KDE Programming.

There was an article on KDevelop (in LinuxFormat?) a couple of
months ago. It showed you how to roll your own browser using khtml.
Interestingly the equivalent article on GTK in the same issue
showed you how to write hello world!

Rich.

> 
> Lately for example I found an article about "Programming with
> GomeCanvas". Am I missing something are such articles really rare?
> 
> Of cource I know we have wonderful documentation but such articles
> catch the peoples eyes. (I remember Kalles famous c't article 2 years ago ;)
> 
> </daniel>
> 
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