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  • Season of KDE: We have a new application!

    A few weeks back, Teo called out for volunteers to work on an application for managing the workflow during programs like Season of KDE (our own version of google-melange). After two weeks of intensive coding, we now have our very own application! The application has been titled “KDE Students Program”... Read→

  • KDE Forum gets Neverland!

    Last month, Ingo Malchow blogged about Bugzilla and Neverland. I’m happy to announce that another site was added to the Neverland category: the KDE Community Forums have been migrated to our new Neverland theme and also undergone a major revamp at the same time. The main changes are: KDE Brainstorm... Read→

  • Infosys training

    After getting loads of requests to re-publish this page, I am posting it again. Although this time, I’m posting it as an FAQ based on the questions I had been asked. Disclaimer: All information reflected on this page are solely my own views and is in no way any kind of official data. Neither me,... Read→

  • The fastest browser

    Just tried Firefox 4 (Minefield) on my Kubuntu box and I must say, it is THE fastest  browser I have ever used. Plus the interface is quite impressive as well. Firefox 4 The integration with KDE was easy. Just download this theme (it is compatible with FF 4.0). You might also want to use a KDE-ish file... Read→

  • My new toy: Nikon D90

    After almost a month’s research, I figured out that D90 was the best way to invest when buying a DSLR camera. This is my first DSLR, and I’m hopefully catching up fast. 24 hours down with the camera, I’ve already made up my mind about not using the flash again, and that somehow, images... Read→

  • Windows 7 usability issues

    Have been using Windows 7 for some time now. I really love the performance boost I experience when compared to Vista, although I sincerely feel that it has some usability issues which I didn’t find even in Vista: 1. The taskbar text doesn’t have a dark border or a dark colored cloud. So in... Read→

  • On the road to Infosys

    I just had my campus recruitment from 14th to 18th December ’09. I got placed in Infosys Technologies, the top Indian software company and an MNC. For me, the picture is as follows: Training date: Starts from 27th Jan ’10 Training location: Infosys Mysore Field(s) of work: Devel, Testing,... Read→

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KDE Forum gets Neverland!

Last month, Ingo Malchow blogged about Bugzilla and Neverland. I’m happy to announce that another site was added to the Neverland category: the KDE Community Forums have been migrated to our new Neverland theme and also undergone a major revamp... Read→

Infosys training

After getting loads of requests to re-publish this page, I am posting it again. Although this time, I’m posting it as an FAQ based on the questions I had been asked. Disclaimer: All information reflected on this page are solely my own views and... Read→

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KDE News (dot.kde.org) undergoes major upgrade

Today, we finished upgrading one of the most visited KDE websites: KDE.News. The Dot now not only runs on drupal’s latest release (7.15), but also... Read→

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KDE Wikis: More sites under the Neverland hood!

Yesterday after a long head banging session with Ingo Malchow, we’re happy to release the first version of the Neverland UI for KDE Wikis (userbase.kde.org, techbase.kde.org and community.kde.org).... Read→

Sayak
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KDE Forums: Remodeling KDE Identity integration

Exactly one year back, we made KDE Forum IdentityEnabled™ (yeah, I like to add ™ to random stuff!). Now it is time to take it one step further.... Read→

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A son, brother and friend. Enjoys scripting and making small bits of apps here and there. Wants to conquer the world (well, who doesnt). A geek who has an obsession for ponies. Loves acoustic and wants to play guitar sitting on the Hollywood hill one day!

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