Re: Sunsetting Qt 5

On 30/11/24 21:21, Albert Astals Cid wrote: Additionally, several recent attempts to update our Windows Qt 5.15 images, based on MSVC 2019, have all failed due to various different changes (with the build of MPFR breaking for reasons unknown - likely MSys2 updates - and QXMPP failing to build yet

Re: Unnecessarily terse bug reply

This is probably something best sent to the Community Working Group (community...@kde.org) for discussion. On 23/4/24 09:08, Michael Reeves wrote: bugsie left an un neccsaryly terse response in closing https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=484997 I have oveer rulled the

Re: What can we expect from our developers

On 1/2/24 20:04, Jonathan Riddell wrote: My opinion is that KDE project maintainers should aspire to get the projects into the hands of users in a way which makes it a useful tool for the user.  That means ensuring the projects are packaged and distributed and updated.  That's a big ask of co

Re: Kandalf: request for review

I'm a fan of K when it's used well e.g. Kalendar or Kontact but not KMyApp On 15/12/23 08:31, J. Varela wrote: Very cool! If there is a good reason for the k, for example the German spelling of the word, then yes. It makes sense to me.😀 Thanks JV On Wed, Dec 13, 2023, 9:26 PM Kevin Kofler

Re: Marknote KDE review (again)

The product screenshots I added a MR for need to be merged and some documentation added. The checklist text for the documentation doesn't have a link on what is expected of documentation which would be nice. On 5/10/23 06:14, Mathis Brüchert wrote: Hello, could you please  review https://inv

Re: KDE Review: Hash-o-Matic

I think it's clear we need some sort of process documentation for KDE Review, who is expected to do what, and in which order. I've  cc'd Thiago on this as they are KDE's documentation writer, let's see if we can get something together. On 3/10/23 07:42, Carl Schwan wrote: On Monday, 2 Octobe

Re: KDE Review: Francis

I've added the Bugzilla product and you as the default assignee. On 26/7/23 06:25, Carl Schwan wrote: Hi, I would like to move Francies to KDE Review. Francis is a pomodoro app. Pomodoro is a well know technique to help you get more productive. The app itself is quite simple and was developed