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KDE Gears 26.04 hit beta phase just a few days ago, so it is time to give an update on the new features in KJournald.

A surprising long time passed since my last status update about KJournald.

Since I am planning to go on vacations very soonish (actually, just idling the time until I head for the airport…), I think it is good time to wrap-up the recent changes in the KDE Yocto area.

New year, new RISC-V Yocto blog post \o/ When I wrote my last post, I did really not expect my brand new VisionFive-2 board to find its way to me so soon… But well, a week ago it was suddenly there.

What is a vacation without a nice side project?

tl;dr : There is nothing wrong with any of the mechanisms in the subject, you just have to be careful when combining them all.

Time is running and already a couple of weeks passed since I have been at this year’s Akademy in Barcelona.

Since the weather was not very inviting for much activities during the x-mas to new-year’s vacation, I used the time to tie together a new tech preview update of kjournald.

My insight from this summer: it’s surprising how many tricky corner cases exist when you only want to implement “just a simple” listview but handling large amounts of data I learned this while making my small pet-log-viewer-app nicer and more usable.

In KDE we have this awesome meta-build system, called “kdesrc-build“.