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With the start of the new year, I am very happy to announce the release of version Kraft 2.0.0.

Kraft (Github) is the desktop app making it easy to create offers and invoices quickly and beautifully in small companies.

Some time ago I quickly wrote a little utility to render XRechnung documents on the free desktop, called XRView.

The ownCloud product Infinite Scale is going to be released in version five soon.

A few days ago Volker Krause posted this blog about the Nextcloud conference - a very interesting read.

Kraft (Github) is a desktop utility making it easy to create offers and invoices quickly and beautifully in small companies.

The XRechnung format is a E-Government standard for electronic invoicing.

Kraft, which was released as version 1.0 after long time of active development, is targetted to the Linux desktop.

It is a pleasure to announce that Kraft Version 1.0 was released last week.

Welcome to my new blog.

We are happy to announce the new Kraft version 0.98 that is available for download.

The good thing about this quiet holidays is that there is time to work on projects.

it could already be read somewhere that 2021 will be the year of Linux on the desktop :-D Fine with me.

In the day job we use Microsoft Teams.

The authors are happy to announce the new release 0.95 of Kraft.

recently I learned about the Open Search Foundation in the public broadcast radio (Bayern 2 Radio Article).

How often have you scanned a letter, a certificate or whatever and looked for the right way to call $UTILITY to convert it to a PDF that can be shared via internet?

This blog is to inform that Kraft, the Qt and KDE based desktop software to manage documents like invoices and quotes in your small company was released in version 0.90 recently.

It is a great idea to encrypt files on client side before uploading them to an ownCloud server if that one is not running in controlled environment, or if one just wants to act defensive and minimize risk.

Usually, in my workshop I am listening to the great radio station Bayern 2 (Yeah for public law media).

Recently the German computer magazin C’t posted an article about file sync solutions (“Unter eigener Regie”, C’t 23, 2018) with native sync clients.

This November was very exciting for me so far, as I was starting a new job at a company called Heidolph.

A new release of Kraft, the Qt- and KDE based software to help to organize business docs in small companies, has arrived.

I am happy to announce the release of Kraft version 0.81.

I am happy to announce the release of the stable Kraft version 0.80 (Changelog).

Following my last blog about Krafts upcoming release 0.80 I got a lot of positive reactions.

Kraft is KDE/Qt based desktop software to manage documents like quotes and invoices in the small business.

Following up on my first DIY Net Player Post on this blog, I like to present another player that I recently built.

The annual openSUSE Conference 2017 is upcoming!

Here is something that might be a little outdated already, but I hope it still adds some interesting thoughts.

Even though we just had the nice and successful ownCloud Contributor Conference there have quite some ownCloud releases happened recently.

ownCloud is even more hiring.

[caption id=“attachment_10199” align=“alignright” width=“300”] Come join us!

A couple of weeks ago we released another significant milestone of the ownCloud Client, called version 2.2.0, followed by two small maintenance releases.

Last night I found time to finally install the first release candidate of Volumio 2, my preferred audio player software.

This is the third and final part of a little blog series about a new chunking algorithm that we discussed in ownCloud.

Something I wanted to share is a device I recently built.

The first part of this little blog series explained the basic operations of chunk file upload as we set it up for discussion.

Recently Thomas and me met in person and thought about an alternative approach to bring our big file chunking to the next level.

Today, we’re happy to release the best ownCloud Desktop Client ever to our community and users!

Often questions come up about the meaning of FileIDs and ETags.

[caption id=“attachment_548” align=“alignright” width=“240”]Nautilus Shell, David Bygott[/caption] Incremental Sync is probably the feature that most people ask, or even sometimes cry for.

Our recent ownCloud Client 1.7.0 release contains the new feature of overlay icons in GNOME nautilus, MacOSX and Windows.

Last week, Thomas, Christian and myself were attending a workshop in CERN, the European Organization for Nuclear Research in Geneve, Switzerland.

Yesterday we released ownCloud Client 1.7.0.

Because it is still reported that the ownCloud Client has an increasing memory footprint when running for long time I am trying to monitor the QObject tree of the client.

Yesterday, we released ownCloud 7.

End of last week, we have released version 1.6.1 of the ownCloud Client, the desktop tool that does file syncing with your ownCloud.

Herewith I announce the availability of the new Kraft release 0.55.

I am happy to tell about the new release 0.54 of Kraft which was released a couple of days ago.