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KDevelop – Easy Collaboration for KDE
I use at least two IDEs on a regular basis: plain-old Emacs (which can actually be configured to match any of the fancier ones) and the all mighty Eclipse, yet during my years coding I’ve used many...
View ArticleFree Software Promotion vs Bugs
Here comes another itchy post from me to the Free Software community in general, based on a bunch of true, sad and stupid stories. As many may know, I was recently traveling through Guatemala in the...
View ArticleMy Visit to The Netherlands
I recently had the opportunity to travel as the Leader of the Panamanian team at the International Mathematical Olympiads held in The Netherlands from July 12th to July 24th. I wanted to take the...
View ArticleTesting Network Manager 0.9 and Plasma Network Manager Applet in...
As many distributions are slowly starting to adopt Network Manager 0.9 in their recent releases, the new backward-incompatible version of one of the most popular network managers in the GNU/Linux...
View ArticleThe Kuest for Kalendars
It all started in September, a week before Software Freedom Day, when I was considering ways to leverage our events calendar in Floss-Pa to let everybody carry our calendar around. I started playing...
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Patch Plugin for KDevelop
Ever since I first wrote about KDevelop I’ve been using and contributing to this great IDE. While contributing, I have been focusing on making KDE Development as simple and integrated as possible,...
View ArticleSoftware for Real People
I try to follow Planet KDE as close as my buggy mobile RSS reader allows me to, and I frequently see posts start with phrases like I haven’t been able to dedicate much time to KDE lately because I’ve...
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Multiple Compilers with CMake and KDevelop
I my recent endeavor to shut down all warnings in Kig, I found myself in the need to compile the code in GCC 4.7, GCC 4.8 and Clang. It took me a couple of searches to find out exactly what I wanted...
View ArticleDevelopers in Randa
While Elon Musk has committed himself to the task of putting a human in Mars in the next couple of years, KDE has set itself to a similar goal in a shorter scale: putting a (large) bunch of KDE...
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Kig on Frameworks!
Truly magic things happens in Randa :) After months of suffering, reading porting notes, asking questions in the KDE Frameworks mailing list, bugging people in IRC, questioning if my purpose in life...
View ArticleKDE Developer Meetings are Not Easy
You thought you had seen every post about Randa Meetings in 2014, right? Or perhaps you posted about Randa and thought you were super late? Well, abandon all hope: this is the definitive latest post...
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KDE at Ohio Linux Fest 2017
It's been a long time! I have been very busy with my PhD but this particular semester I have more time to volunteer to KDE so I thought the fact that the Ohio Linux Fest was happening close to me was a...
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KDE Edu Sprint 2017
Two weeks, two posts. Lets see how long I can keep up with this! Last weekend I was part of the KDE Edu Sprint 2017 in the Endocode offices in Berlin, just a couple of days before the Qt World Summit,...
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