Today May 1, has been released a new installation image of Arch Linux, our favorite Linux distribution!
Arch Linux 2015.05.01 includes the updates released during April 2015 and the Linux kernel 4.0.1.
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As said in the previous post, today, the Kde team released Plasma 5.3 which come with a lot of interesting features.
Plasma 5 is the desktop environment of the Kde project and we can certainly say that its development is a source of interest for a big chunk of Linux users since, at the moment, it is found to be at the center of very important changes.
Qt Creator 3.4.0, one of my preferred development tools, has been released. This version is focused on increasing the support for C++ including some new refactoring features. Has been added a new refactoring action that moves all function definitions out of a class declaration and auto-completion for signals and slots in Qt 5 style connects.
A couple of days ago I spoke about the new release of the Kde Applications 15.04 which represents a great and important step towards the completion of the passage from the old Kde 4 to the new Plasma 5 environment.
Great news for Kde fanatics since this is a month full of great releases. In fact, after the stable release of KDE Frameworks 5.9 and the up-and-coming beta of Plasma 5.3 there's another important step for the Kde development: KDE Applications 15.04.
Finally I had enough free time to get Kde Plasma on my Arch Linux workstation.
Installation was pretty easy but understanding how things work now was not because there are some differences with Kde4.
Some time ago, since I have good skills on object oriented programming and java, I started to study a bit of Android development in order to improve my own culture as developer.
That days, I enjoyed myself writing some little applications for my old Android 2.3 smartphone focusing on learning how to write little basic applications and publishing on my Google Play account.
Today I'm releasing Converseen 0.9.0, the multiplatform batch image processor tool. This new version brings new stability updates and code improvements.
For Windows users there are some news.
Here is it a new release for Converseen, the multiplatform batch image processor. This new version brings some stability updates and fixes some crashes reported by users on GitHub.
You can download it for free at converseen.fasterland.net
The 0.8.5 version of Converseen, the automatic batch image processor for Windows and Linux has been released. This version brings some bug fixes and lets the user to disable the automatic checking for updates.