[kde-edu]: article for the Dot.

[Jason Harris]

Hi again,

Okay, I'm editing already :)  I want to add this statement from the contest 
judges to the main body:

On Thursday 27 January 2005 01:52 pm, Jason Harris wrote:
> Main Body:

The judges explained their choice, saying "Both KStars and Kig are beautiful,  
smart, well written, and wise and enjoyable teachers of timeless subjects of 
interest and importance to every age. Both are first class in every respect, 
going far beyond their peers in implementation and ideology.
>
> KStars, a desktop planetarium program, took the $1500 first prize.  "On
> behalf of the KStars team, I'd like to thank the contest judges and
> Trolltech," said lead developer Jason Harris.  "This recognition of our
> work is extremely exciting and gratifying.  The KStars team decided before
> entering the contest that we would donate any prize money to <a
> href="http://www.kde.org/areas/kde-ev/">KDE e.V.</a>  We feel strongly that
> we should use our success to nurture the further development of KDE,
> without which KStars would never have been possible.  Thank you very much
> to our users and fellow kde-edu developers; you've all had a part in
> KStars."
>
> Kig, a program for exploring geometric constructions, took the $750 second
> prize.  [INSERT KIG STATEMENT HERE].
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KStars: KDE Desktop Planetarium
http://edu.kde.org/kstars