May/June KDE PIM summary blog post

[Daniel Vrátil]

Hi,

sorry for being late :)

(I chose KOrganizer category since that's where the user will encounter the 
feature, although technically it's the incidence editor and the code is 
acutally implemented in akonadi-calendar - feel free to pick a better 
category).

## KOrganizer 

Dan has finished an initial support for sending signed and encrypted calendar 
invitations from KOrganizer. When you create a new event with attendees in 
KOrganizer, depending on the organizer identity crypto preferences as well as 
crypto preferences of individual attendees, KOrganizer will cryptographically 
sign and/or encrypt the invitation email sent to attendees. This improvement 
is aligned with our vision of providing privacy by default.

The UX side of this feature is not very polished just now and there's some 
more work related to handling encrypted invitations in KMail that needs to 
happen first, so no screenshots yet.

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/Dan

On Monday, 26 June 2023 17:56:42 CEST Volker Krause wrote:
> Hello everyone,
> 
> it's time for the bi-monthly blog post again :)
> 
> If you have contributed in May or June, a summary of your most noteworthy
> changes would be helpful, bonus points for corresponding screenshots or
> links to already existing blog posts. If you noticed something noteworthy
> during the past two months, feel free to add that as well of course!
> 
> To help refresh your memories and to make sure we aren't missing anything
> important, there's two files attached here, an auto-generated detailed
> changelog (this tends to be 30-50% of the commits, using David F's changelog
> scripts for KF releases), and basic commit stats for the PIM repositories.
> 
> The last one was edited by Ingo
> (https://kontact.kde.org/blog/2023/2023-05-03-kde-pim-march-april-2023/),
> any volunteers for this one?
> 
> Note that thanks to Ingo's work this can now also be done on the
> kontact.kde.org blog instead of requiring a personal blog set up and
> aggregated on planet.kde.org, so this is just a merge request to https://
> invent.kde.org/websites/kontact-kde-org away for everyone :)
> 
> Thanks for your help!
> Volker

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