12th March 2004

by Derek Kite
 

This Week...

A new Kiosk configuration front-end. Amarok now supports NMM architecture. Kate adds an autobookmark editor. KGeography, a geography teaching tool is in kdenonbeta. KMail adds automatic mailing list handling. And work continues on Kexi with a property editor and Form framework.
Richard Moore wrote me a note explaining what was happening with KPaint and KolourPaint:
Might be worth noting that roughly 7 years after its first release, kpaint has just moved to kdeblackhole. It is to be replaced by kolourpaint. KPaint has had a number of firsts in it's time including first app to become unmaintained (when I got too busy), and was also one of the first kparts in the first prototype kparts system demonstrated by Torben Weis at the first KDE conference. I'd like to thank everyone who's helped with kpaint too - coders, artists, documenters and of course users.

Statistics

Commits 1556 by 190 developers, 116900 lines modified, 726 new files
Open Bugs 5996
Open Wishes 5937
Bugs Opened 427 in the last 7 days
Bugs Closed 268 in the last 7 days

Commit Summary

Module Commits
kde-i18n
 
299
kdepim
 
182
kdelibs
 
132
koffice
 
127
kdenetwork
 
99
www
 
85
kdebase
 
85
kdenonbeta
 
83
kdeedu
 
75
kdeextragear-1
 
54
Lines Developer Commits
1121
 
David Faure
 
58
1915
 
Jarosław Staniek
 
49
1674
 
Juan Manuel García Molina
 
42
696
 
Waldo Bastian
 
40
1362
 
Pedro Morais
 
40
887
 
Stephan Binner
 
38
1567
 
Andrew Coles
 
37
900
 
Marc Mutz
 
34
350
 
Laurent Montel
 
32
364
 
Nicolas Goutte
 
30

Internationalization (i18n) Status

Language Percentage Complete
Danish (da)
 
99.77%
Swedish (sv)
 
99.41%
British English (en_GB)
 
98.76%
Estonian (et)
 
97.33%
Spanish (es)
 
96.46%
Brazilian Portuguese (pt_BR)
 
96.3%
Portuguese (pt)
 
94.57%
Serbian (sr)
 
93.25%
Italian (it)
 
90.75%
French (fr)
 
90.43%

Bug Killers

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