Hi,
those of you who make use of signed tarballs/binaries/other files on the
consumer side:
Please tell your use-case for accessing and using the public keys of the
signers, and what the options are you would like to see supported on KDE side.
Do so directly on the related task on Phabricator:
Am Donnerstag, 1. August 2019, 13:29:53 CEST schrieb David Edmundson:
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> From: David Edmundson
> Date: Thu, Aug 1, 2019 at 11:14 AM
> Subject: Re: Plasmoid in/with Python?
> To: kde-devel
>
>
> > It is possible to use Python to extend the QML view (especi
22.07.2019 0:27, Luigi Toscano пишет:
Sorry for resurrecting this old discussion, but it looks like both
versions
(our on git.kde.org and the fork) haven't moved forward in the meantime.
Alexander, have you contacted the maintainer of the fork? Are you still
interested in working on kcm-grub2?
22.07.2019 0:27, Luigi Toscano пишет:
Sorry for resurrecting this old discussion, but it looks like both versions
(our on git.kde.org and the fork) haven't moved forward in the meantime.
Alexander, have you contacted the maintainer of the fork? Are you still
interested in working on kcm-grub2?
> It is possible to use Python to extend the QML view (especially since good
> RSS libraries exists for it)? I only found articles/tutorials for Plasma 4.
Technically yes.
One can write a QML import in python, from the QML side it's then
exactly the same.
https://www.riverbankcomputing.com/stati
FYI, moving from user support to devel list where these questions should be
asked
Regards, Myriam
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From: Gerion Entrup
Date: Thu, 25 Jul 2019 at 03:20
Subject: Plasmoid in/with Python?
To:
Hi,
I'm trying to write a simple Plasmoid to display RSS feeds.
S
