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Disclaimer: brutal words, opinionated words.

I made substantial changes in the KDE Developer Platform documentation over the years.

This is where I put all my furry art!

I feel like I need to give credit where credit is due for the things that I've used for my blog.

Introduction🔗 I finally have a good desktop computer for streaming, and I have been testing streaming KDE documentation work on Twitch (with occasional Silksong speedrunning) while using a bunny avatar.

It took a year for me to actually make a release, but KTimeTracker 6.0.0 is now out!

Not everything made by KDE uses C++.

After three months, KDE's Kirigami tutorial has been ported to Qt6.

I've been quiet since Akademy.

And it can be done easily, ackshually.

I have a few blog posts planned, but the one I wanted to post involving KDE color schemes isn't finished yet (it's enormous and tedious).

Recently I started using KTimeTracker to record the time I spent working, and I really like it.

From 01/11 until 05/11, I went from São Paulo to Foz do Iguaçu in Paraná to tend to the KDE booth at the biggest free software event of Latin America, Latinoware 2022, together with two great people who have been attending Latinoware for years, Pedro and…

I've revisited toolbox recently, and I had forgotten how much I liked the tool the last time I tried it.

I added some KRunner web shortcuts recently to KIO (MR600, MR631), and I'd like to tell you about them since they made my life significantly easier, and they might make yours easier too if you contribute to KDE.

I've been learning how to code recently, but it takes a lot of my time to achieve even the basics since I have no IT background, which makes me unproductive for other stuff.

However much distress the current scenario and some personal stuff might cause, I've really been having fun with my laptop.

These days I was trying to learn Ardour because I want to make a video for Subtitle Composer using Kdenlive.

I've been learning C++ lately.

Today, 2021-01-28, is the Plasma Beta Review Day for Plasma 5.21, that is to say, Plasma 5.20.90.

For some time I've known about the ability to create login sessions on Linux, but hadn't meddled with it until recently.

Well, that was interesting.

Sup y'all.

Heya!

Today I'll be doing a translation-related post instead of a traditional linux-related post as I was faced with an interesting challenge recently.

Sup beloved readers!

Sup everyone!

Hello all!

Hello all!

Hello yet again, once again!

Hello all!

Hello yet again!

Hello one more time!

Hello once again!

After I decided to improve the state of keyboard-driven workflows on Plasma, I started using the DE that has been known as the prime example of keyboard navigation: GNOME.