Posts Tagged ‘promotion’

Social networks, wikis, collaboration tools… Can KDE make them suck less?

Posted on March 7th, 2010, by Stu

If you’re reading this via Google Buzz then this post was brought to you by Wordpress, Identi.ca, Twitter and Google. That’s either impressive or horrifying…
Social Media tools suck
On the one hand, it’s kind of nice that interoperation is possible at all, but on the other it’s a silly chain with many unnecessary points of fail. [...]

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Calling artists and photographers

Posted on February 17th, 2010, by Stu

Hello KDE fans, I have a couple of tasks for you:
Design KDE swag
KDE has a new spreadshirt store with a couple of nice t-shirts by Sebas and some badges including some work by Ingo.
We’ve been formulating some ideas and designs on the wiki and some, like mine, are in need of some proper artistic [...]

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KDE Articles in Linux Journal

Posted on January 15th, 2010, by Stu

Long time, no post… “Real life” is unfortunately keeping me busy.
Nonetheless, something I did back in November came to fruition this week. A few months ago Jos got in touch with the folks at Linux Journal to see if they might be interested in some KDE related articles for their February issue. It turned out [...]

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The wow factor

Posted on December 8th, 2009, by Stu

How do we get more people interested in KDE software? We can talk about it being Free (and free), point out that it does everything that the proprietary competition can do (if that’s true) but there is always a cost in changing software: you have to learn new stuff. Therefore our biggest openings are when [...]

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I’ll show you mine…

Posted on December 7th, 2009, by Stu

I’ll show you mine if you’ll show me yours – well, actually, I’ll show you mine anyway
Thomas Hannigan suggested on kde-promo the rather good idea of making a flickr group to showcase some of the ways you can build your own ideal workspace using KDE’s Plasma Desktop. This can act as a [...]

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