akademy 2008 ?

[Jaroslaw Staniek]

Patrick Spendrin said the following, On 2008-04-30 02:44:
> Ralf Habacker schrieb:
>> Hi,
>>
>> I've some questions relating to the Akdemy 2008  because the call of 
>> presentation closes on 1 May 2008 
>> http://akademy.kde.org/conference/cfp.php.
>>
>> - Does anyone have a kde on windows related presentation for Akademy 
>> 2008 or
>> - are there any ideas what kind of presentation for windows should take 
>> place ?
>> - Is somebody here who like to give this speech ?
> Yes, I will submit two papers, one for KDE on Windows and one for my 
> GSoC-participation in general. I will definitely try to hold the last 
> one but I would also be keen on holding one about KDE on Windows. If 
> you're interested in splitting our talk into two (e.g. one about the 
> tools and one about the general state )
> 
> The abstract for KDE on Windows is this one:
> KDE on Windows - Platform:
> 
> As the porting efforts for MS Windows go on, it is time to give a new 
> oversight to the community how much we have reached up to that day.
> Besides showing again some new applications that have been ported 
> recently (like KOffice and KTorrent), I want to give some deeper insight 
> how well KDE applications work together with our libraries and other 
> Windows applications. One of these features is the Kross scripting 
> framework that features Python support for KOffice applications.
> The more Windows specific stuff is the way how we build, package, 
> distribute and install KDE on Windows. To build KDE we use Python build 
> scripts (called emerge) which ensure that all dependencies are met, to 
> install the packages, we took over the concept of a package manager (the 
> kdewin-installer) and are developing both tools in the kdesupport folder.

+1

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