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Jonathan Riddell will be talking today about KDE's work to become more eco-friendly at the OpenUK Awards, held within the ongoing Cop26 conference. If you can make it to Glasgow by 18:00 UTC, don't miss it!

https://openuk.uk/openuk-awards-second-edition-2021/

@Framasoft Joyeux anniversaire, Framasoft! ????????

This week in KDE: more stability, more features, prettier bug tracker:

https://pointieststick.com/2021/11/05/this-week-in-kde-more-stability-more-features-prettier-bug-tracker/

Kalendar v0.1.0 is out now!!!

While Kalendar is still under heavy development, we finally have a version that is ready to be packaged by distros!

Read all about our release, and about this week's massive list of changes, here:

https://claudiocambra.com/2021/11/06/kalendar-is-launching-its-beta-kalendar-devlog-21/

New apps, new features, and tons of improvements: check out all the great new stuff in Skanpage, digiKam, KGeoTag, and more in the KDE November App Update.

https://dot.kde.org/2021/11/03/kde-november-app-update

KDE PIM (Personal Information Manager) is the set of apps that helps you keep on top of emails, appointments, contacts, trips and more. There have been a lot of new features and improvements in all the apps in the last few months. Check out what's new:

https://carlschwan.eu/2021/11/02/kde-pim-in-september-and-october/

On a day in which many nations honor those who left us, we would like to remember our friend Marek, a prolific KDE contributor and translator, who passed in August due to COVID. Marek Laane RIP.

https://et.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marek_Laane

@storydragon @PleaseCaption

Our apologies: it is just a picture of a wonky pumpkin with the KDE symbol carved into it and the words: "KDE wishes you a spooky Halloween"

Scary stories to tell in the dark: "... she started to suspect she had a race condition in one of her modules, but had no idea in which..." ????????️????????️????️????️????????

This week in KDE: Attention to detail to the ridiculous degree - the folder icons now use the same color as your accent, re-opened app windows are coming closer to remembering their prior positions and size, and filesystem scanning gets a speed boost.

https://pointieststick.com/2021/10/29/this-week-in-kde-accent-colored-folders-and-more/

Starts in 1 minute on PeerTube at

https://tube.kockatoo.org/w/waLfrzFH5k5FbpQft74Ba2

KDE #Kalendar developer Clau Cambra will be streaming live a coding session and will be answering questions at the same time this afternoon at 18:00 CEST.

https://tube.kockatoo.org/c/clau_cambra/videos

https://youtu.be/etAlv78LaIE

How to plot data on multi-axes the easy way: Use LabPlot!

https://labplot.kde.org/2021/10/27/multi-axes-made-easy/

KDE Network China and Ubuntu Kylin hold their first successful joint event. Over 100 attendees participated in the Linux Application Ecosystem 2021, held in Changsha on October 23rd. Here's what happened:

https://blog.brsvh.org/posts/linux-application-ecosystem-2021-changsha/

Matthias Ettrich and Lydia Pintscher are chatting today! They will discuss how KDE started with some fascinating anecdotes at our final Fireside Chat on October 25th at 17:00 UTC.

Register Here: conf.kde.org/e/KDE25th

#KDE25years

Don't forget to check KDE's 25th Anniversary site!

https://25years.kde.org/

Celebrate with us, attend our final talk, check out the history of the project, play with some of the historic landmark desktops and software, and get some cool merch.

#KDE25years

This week in Kalendar development: small tweaks add up to big changes!

We've worked on a ton of changes that now make Kalendar more useful, more intuitive, and more flexible than ever.

Check them all out here:

https://claudiocambra.com/?p=1278

Massimo's Fireside Chat about Kdenlive starts at 15:00 UTC today, October 23rd!

We hope to see you there!

Join here: https://meet.kde.org/b/fireside-25th

Don't forget to celebrate this month with KDE’s 25th Anniversary T-shirts and stickers!

https://25years.kde.org/

#KDE25years

@lioh They are proving really difficult to create. Not so much for KDE itself, but because the distros that implemented them look for hardware that often doesn't exist anymore and has been obsoleted out of most virtual machines.