Am Sonntag, 19. April 2009 schrieb Alejandro Exojo: Hi, > Are you subscribed to debian-kde? now I am :-) > And BTW, did you rececieve one email I > sent you on 25-02-2009? Now that you tell me -- yes, I actually did receive it. I'm sorry, apparently I have overlooked it back then. > The most important thing I said then, is that I set up a page on Userbase: > http://userbase.kde.org/KuickShow Thanks a bunch for setting that up. We should use that as the primary "homepage" for KuickShow now. The information on the Sourceforge site is kinda outdated ;-) > Great! I found it very usable, yes. My only problem so far, is that I > mostly use KuickShow started from another application (a file manager, o > clicking a link in KMail, etc.), and when I test it from the command line > making it open a new file (instead of opening first the filemanager), mouse > and keyboard have no effect. Thanks for telling me about that, I didn't notice that yet. > I will start learning again how to package. Last time I did one, it was a > KDE3 app, so many things are different. I will ask the KDE maintainers, > though, maybe they prefer to add KuickShow to their package list, specially > if you plan to add it again to kdegraphics at some point. Cool, thanks. > Two small thoughts: > - The version in the 3.5 branch is 0.8.13, while in trunk is 0.8.7. ;-) Eek. How did that happen... > Is not a serious issue, since the packaged version doesn't have to match > that. - Do you plan releasing a tarball? A binary or a source tarball? I didn't plan the release yet, so I'm open for suggestions. > And by the way, if you want me to do some junior job, tell me. I found that > there are simple things that I could try, like porting code that uses Qt3 > layout classes. I also found that at least some code is not used > (mainwidget.*, if I looked properly). I just don't dare to touch a thing. I > don't want to do something wrong. :) OK, I'll come up with something, thanks for your offer! Cheers, Carsten
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