26th March 2004

by Derek Kite
 

This Week...

Quanta goes KMDI. KMail IMAP is optimized. Konqueror gains type-ahead find. amaroK has a new visualization scheme. Start of KDOM ecma support. Continued work on certificate handling in KMail. And the usual bugfixes.
Jeroen Wijnhout announced a new release of Kile, a LaTex editor:
As of today the second bugfix release of Kile, a LaTeX editor for KDE, can be downloaded. The most important changes are:
  • fixes some problems with spurious "file changed on disc" messages (KDE 3.2 users should also update to KDE 3.2.1)
  • remember Master Document after closing and restarting Kile
  • improved mimetype detecting to correctly set the syntax-highlighting
  • don't crash if KViewShell is called with the DVI parameter but KDVI is not installed (KDE 3.2 users should also update to KDE 3.2.1)
The tarballs can be downloaded from:
http://kile.sourceforge.net/download.php

Translations are included for the following languages:
da de en_GB es et fr hu it nl pl pt pt_BR sr sv ta

Statistics

Commits 1762 by 189 developers, 121914 lines modified, 757 new files
Open Bugs 6260
Open Wishes 6107
Bugs Opened 340 in the last 7 days
Bugs Closed 280 in the last 7 days

Commit Summary

Module Commits
kde-i18n
 
339
kdepim
 
213
koffice
 
206
kdelibs
 
175
kdebase
 
127
kdeextragear-1
 
121
kdenonbeta
 
108
www
 
80
kdewebdev
 
43
kdemultimedia
 
41
Lines Developer Commits
2614
 
 Laurent Montel
 
100
2463
 
 David Faure
 
100
1328
 
 Waldo Bastian
 
70
3408
 
 Pedro Morais
 
57
1560
 
 Max Howell
 
46
432
 
 Nicolas Goutte
 
44
948
 
 Mark Kretschmann
 
38
2072
 
 Jarosław Staniek
 
36
713
 
 Dirk Mueller
 
35
972
 
 Anders Lund
 
32

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%

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