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Release Digest: KDE, April 25, 2003

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KDevelop
3.0a4
Summary:  A most excellent C/C++ IDE.
Release Focus:  Major feature enhancement(s)
Release Note:  Added Fortran, Ruby, and tmake project support; a file creation
interface; a configuration option for the make output verbosity; a
DCOP interface for filterParts and CppParts; and some application
templates. Improved the New Class wizard (Make Member support);
Perl project support; integrated doxygen support; and documentation
browsing (xml support).
KDE Version:  KDE 3.1.x
Category:  Development : IDEs / Application Generators
More Info:  http://apps.kde.com/na/2/info/vid/9127
 
KPum
0.5
Summary:  A user manager for the Pure-FTPd FTP server.
Release Focus:  Initial announcement on APPS.KDE.com
KDE Version:  KDE 3.1.x
Category:  Administration : Servers
More Info:  http://apps.kde.com/na/2/info/vid/9124
 
Platero
1.0beta1
Summary:  A fronend for the P2P meta network client mldonkey.
Release Focus:  Initial announcement on APPS.KDE.com
KDE Version:  KDE 3.0.x
Category:  Networking / Internet : Peer-to-Peer
More Info:  http://apps.kde.com/na/2/info/vid/9123
 
SIM
0.8.2
Summary:  An ICQ 2001
client.
Release Focus:  Major feature enhancement(s)
Release Note:  Added a GKrellM2 plugin; group settings; random chat; and
Bulgarian, French and Hebrew translations.
KDE Version:  KDE 3.0.x, KDE 2.2.x, Qt 3.0.x or Qt 2.3.x
Category:  Communications : ICQ
More Info:  http://apps.kde.com/na/2/info/vid/9122
 
Gwenview
0.17.0pre1
Summary:  A simple image viewer.
Release Focus:  Major feature enhancement(s)
Release Note:  Added bookmarks; image rotation, mirroring and smooth scaling;
image saving; the option to enlarge smaller images when using auto
zoom; the option to show / hide hidden files; an option to toggle
scroll bars on image view; and an option to send deleted files to
the trash or not.
KDE Version:  KDE 3.1.x
Category:  Graphics : Viewers
More Info:  http://apps.kde.com/na/2/info/vid/9121
 

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