In the last post, I promised that the ALERT software was almost ready to play with. Well, following on from the demos that we saw at the last ALERT meeting, one of the ALERT partners, The Jožef Stefan Institute in Slovenia, has set up a live demo of the ALERT user interface, populated with KDE […]
Last week, as previously mentioned, we had an ALERT Project meeting in Paris, coupled with presenting ALERT at Open World Forum. The meeting itself was productive and we got to see the unified ALERT interface for the first time. This is a single web interface that brings together all of ALERT’s functionality, so that you […]
I’ve just arrived at the latest ALERT meeting in Paris. Here, we’ll be working out the final details of testing the ALERT software within KDE (and the other partner organisations) to provide vital feedback for development in the final six months of the project. Also this week, we’ll be attending the Open World Forum on […]
The ALERT Project, an EU funded collaborative project in which KDE is taking part as a partner has released its latest newsletter. In this issue, the main headline is the imminent test release of the ALERT software components, with some details of the capabilities of the software. There is also news about the ALERT Project […]
ALERT is an EU funded project to provide tools to improve bug tracking (and general community monitoring) in free software communities. KDE is involved as a partner and Dario and myself are subcontracted to the project to provide input on the requirements of large free software organisations such as KDE. The project is now well […]
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