16th January 2004 by Derek Kite

This Week...

amaroK adds graphic sonograms. Kolourpaint can be used as an icon editor. KPilot PIM integration improves. KMail folder code is refactored. KWord adds import of text boxes from OOWriter. And the last bugfixes before release.
Three new applications were imported into Kdenonbeta. Kalternatives is a tool to quick and easy configuration of the Debian alternatives system. Konserve is a small backup application for the KDE 3.x environment. It lives in the system tray and is able to create regularly backups of several directories or files. ThreadWeaver eases the use of threading in event oriented programs, providing a thread pool, job objects, automatic job scheduling and signals and slots to notify on job completion. It will be used by kmail for async filtering and async gpg operations.
A year ago this week, the big news was Apple using khtml code for Safari, their browser. The code was made available to the KDE developers, who promptly started importing the changes into the mainline KDE codebase. Krdc added RDP capabilities.

Statistics

Commits 2541 by 224 developers, 601015 lines modified, 1675 new files
Open Bugs 5211
Open Wishes 5395
Bugs Opened 410 in the last 7 days
Bugs Closed 397 in the last 7 days

Commit Summary

Module Commits
kde-i18n
958
 
kdenonbeta
420
 
kdepim
169
 
www
154
 
kdelibs
145
 
koffice
111
 
90
 
kdebindings
84
 
kdeextragear-2
59
 
kdebase
47
 
Lines Developer Commits
54
 
Eva Brucherseifer
308
 
10188
 
Andrey Cherepanov
137
 
22943
 
Andrea Rizzi
84
 
2010
 
Dirk Mueller
84
 
106090
 
Thuraiappah Vaseeharan
75
 
13439
 
Funda Wang
62
 
863
 
Alexander Kellett
55
 
864
 
David Faure
51
 
756
 
Nicolas Goutte
48
 
6280
 
Stephan Kulow
47
 

Internationalization (i18n) Status

Language Percentage Complete
Spanish (es)
100%
 
British English (en_GB)
100%
 
Danish (da)
100%
 
Swedish (sv)
99.94%
 
Serbian (sr)
99.7%
 
Estonian (et)
99.41%
 
Portuguese (pt)
98.44%
 
Italian (it)
97.45%
 
Brazilian Portuguese (pt_BR)
97.29%
 
German (de)
95.18%
 

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