[Kde-imaging] ksaneplugin (and libksane)
Gilles Caulier
caulier.gilles at gmail.com
Wed May 7 19:32:11 CEST 2008
2008/5/7 Aaron J. Seigo <aseigo at kde.org>:
> On Wednesday 07 May 2008, Angelo Naselli wrote:
> > > speaking of which, when was the last digikam/kipi/kdegraphics developer
> > > sprint?
> >
> > Well as far as kipi concerned, I'm one of whom are the bottleneck cause :)
> > It's a very hard working time (just had a sleepless night at work, 4 hours
> > in bed and now on again....)
>
> ugh; sorry to hear that. such schedules can be a real drain on one's energy in
> general (not just for your hobbies =)
>
>
> > But i should start working at least on
> > printwizard soon, even if my idea is to re write it instead of porting....
> > but time is the real problem...
>
> i totally empathize.
>
> reason i asked about a developer sprint is that if it would be of interest and
> use for the graphics apps developers, we should set up a developer sprint for
> the project sometime this year. i would imagine it making sense to bring
> together digikam, kphotoalbum, kipi, ksane, gwenview, krita, kolourpaint devs
> to work on common needs.
>
> such sprints usually last 3-7 days (depending on the project and the people
> involved), consist of 4-20 people and KDE e.V. provides funding. for
> something like kde graphics, i could see a 3-4 day event with 6-10 people
> somewhere in europe working out very well.
>
> the goals might be:
>
> * to get things like kipi, libksane and other graphics related util libs into
> the shape everyone wants them to be in (so, e.g. API review days; discussion
> of architectural issues; lots of hacking as always =)
>
> * determine what additional pieces could be shared and how (the pigment stuff
> in krita, perhaps? image thumbnail views in gwenview, digikam,
> photoalbum ..?)
>
> * build community by having a few days to enjoy each other's company creating
> kick ass stuff
>
This event already exist : LGM...
And i'm preparing to go : http://www.digikam.org/?q=node/309
Gilles
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