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Recently, I processed a large group of photos from Calvary that had a concentration of those who died from influenza. Noting that they had all died in 1918, I thought perhaps I had stumbled on an epidemic, and I did. I heard prior that there was a Spanish flu epidemic in Toledo in 1918, but hadn't bothered to learn much about it until confronted with it. When looking up the deaths, many of the causes were listed as "La Grippe"–the term for the influenza that was epidemic in Toledo during the latter part of 1918.
While trying to verify some of these deaths, I'd come across the story below, published in the Toledo News-Bee November 7, 1918 that discussed what seems to be a city-wide quarantine imposed on citizens. As usual, I've transcribed the story and included the scan. There may be some genealogical tidbits for someone here. There is a mention of a person named Rose Koralewski. I am unsure of who this lady may be (she is not my grand aunt–that Rose died in 1916). I thought to include it here because I've noticed some queries hitting this blog for Koralewski and was thinking perhaps it might be useful to someone.
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Toledo News-Bee, November 7, 1918
Influenza Ban is Lifted
All Business Is Resumed; Schools Open Monday
The resumption of all business on Thursday thru the lifting of the influenza quarantine ban, was marked by more than usual activity. Moving picture houses and saloons did especially well, tho the happiness of the saloonists was marred a bit by the news that the state has "gone dry."
All over the city patrons were able to get their "eyeopeners" in saloons before the sun came up. Street cars carried thousands to work before 8:00. Movie houses were filled before noon.
Theatres Crowded.
The Empire and Keith's had big houses Thursday afternoon.
The closing order will be entirely lifted on Monday when public, private, and parochial schools will re-open.
On Thursday, 69 additional influenza cases, making a total of 5476, were reported. There were 11 deaths from influenza, making a total of 238, one from pneumonia, making a total of 125.
The Death List.
These were the influenza deaths on Thursday:
La Doria D. Thornburgh, 27, 2324 Fulton; Florence Maltman, 32, 2219 Michigan, Municipal Hospital; Heromin Reznerowicz, 4, 1762 Tecumseh; Jozef Baginski, 1, 40 Pearl, Edward A. Bolton, 36, 707 Western, St. Vincent's Hospital; Irene Szymanski, 5, 1676 Vance; Rose Koralewski, 48, 526 Pulaski; Audrey M. Ragen, 2, 1323 Utah, Ora Bishop, 22, 1743 Huron, Mercy Hospital, Agatha Canton, 42, 3353 Maplewood, St. Vincent's Hospital; Joseph Katafiasz, 39, 1110 Tecumseh.
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MONTGOMERY | The state's largest teacher association has lowered its sights on pay raises for educators and support personnel in the 2013 legislative session that begins Feb. 5.
MONTGOMERY | The state's largest teacher association has lowered its sights on pay raises for educators and support personnel in the 2013 legislative session that begins Feb. 5.
Alabama Education Association executive secretary Henry Mabry originally sought pay raises of 10 percent over two years for public K-12 employees. But with budget realities and a still shaky economy, a raise over two years is not realistic, Mabry said last week.
"Actually because of revenues, we're looking at 10 percent over three years," Mabry said. "We've been talking about two (years) but because of other revenue situations as well as other needs in education we've got to be cognizant of needs and respectfully seek raises over three years."
Mabry made the pitch for teachers and support personnel who have not have an across-the-board raise since the 2008 recession year. Benefit costs have increased and are likely to increase more and teacher layoffs and retirements have reduced classroom teaching numbers.
"We cannot lose any more personnel," Mabry said. "We already lost 12,500 since the beginning of recession."
Mabry said education has taken hits "all across the board."
"We've got programs hurting, we've got teachers and lunchroom people and other support people who have had more put on them to do and there's money out of their pockets when (higher benefit costs) took effect last year," he said.
Sen. Trip Pittman, R-Montrose, chairman of the Senate Finance and Taxation Education Committee, said teachers deserve raises, but he said raises of even 3.3 percent a year may not be possible.
"I know the governor and Rep. (Jay) Love and the finance director are talking hopefully about being able to give some pay raise," Pittman said. "Right now there's enough for some raise. The reality is we have to balance the budget and keep it sustainable."
Love, R-Montgomery, is chairman of the House Ways and Means Education Committee.
Pittman said the Teachers Retirement System is asking for an additional $100 million and said $52 million of it will have to come from the appropriated Foundation Program.
"That's the equivalent of 2 percent," Pittman said. "Barring an improved economy, it's apparent at this time we wouldn't be able to afford anywhere near what Dr. Mabry is asking for."
Another budget item is repayment of $423 million from the Alabama Trust Fund rainy-day account that was tapped during the recession. Republican budget chairmen say they want to repay about half of the outstanding amount in the next budget year.
The school budget that legislators will be considering in the 2013 session is for the 2013-14 fiscal year that begins Oct. 1.
Mabry said he believes the economy will continue to improve in 2014 and 2015, a situation that will help with tax revenues.
Mabry is starting his second year as the AEA executive secretary after the retirement of longtime AEA chief Paul Hubbert at the end of 2011. Besides coping with tight budgets, Mabry inherited a legislative initiative that banned direct payroll deductions for AEA dues.
The AEA filed a lawsuit, which is pending. A judge halted the dues checkoff ban while the lawsuit is ongoing, Mabry said.
Other education programs need money, he said.
"We're supportive of putting more money into the pre-
kindergarten program," he said. "It's a long-term solution to some of the difficulties we see with our young people and elementary school and middle school and high school."
Mabry said a crucial issue in the 2013 session is keeping teachers and support personnel that are employed now and to address school safety.
"We've had a billion dollars in education cuts since the recession, and we've got the rainy-day fund issue and we've got larger class sizes," Mabry said. "We're not going to be able to keep our best people if we don't keep the compensation competitive.
School safety in the wake of the Newtown, Conn., school slayings will cost money.
"At a lot of schools, entry is less than desired on a safety standpoint," he said. "If we could retrofit our schools, a lot of problems would be solved."
Mabry said the AEA opposes identical House and Senate bills that he believes will allow back-door access for charter schools.
"This legislation is wrongheaded," he said. "It would certainly affect our membership and it would affect schoolchildren more importantly."
He said the proposed legislation "obliterates any oversight from accountability and allows waivers of current state laws and education regulations."


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First Day KDE 4 Multimedia Meeting
In the rainy Netherlands, eighteen KDE hackers have been working in the Annahoeve on Multimedia for the fourth incarnation of KDE. This report outlines the meeting topics, and the results of interesting presentations and explains how KDE developers outbid each others marshmallow records.
The meeting officially started at noon, but the organization and Matthias, Martin, Alexandre, Florian and Gábor were already at the Annahoeve at 9:30. We had things up and running rather quickly and some smalltalk went on. Marshmallows were put on the table and Adriaan told everybody they could earn a marshmallow if they were able to stick 10 pieces into their mouth. Sebastian got close.
The afternoon started with a brief keynote, followed by presentations about Phonon and amaroK. Matthias Kretz talked about the basic design goals of Phonon (see his slides). It should provide the multimedia support that 80% of the applications need in a simple way; the other 20% are simply not its focus. For example, if an application needs precise control at sample level, it is better off talking to a media framework directly. Generally speaking, most applications just need some basic things like playing or streaming video and audio. Matthias further explained how effects worked, and what to consider when building a back-end, and demonstrated some some code examples.
Max Howell talked about moving to amaroK 2 and the Windows port that will come with that. The amaroK hackers are really excited about amaroK 2 and they really want to move on and work on it. A core redesign is needed to prevent regressions from coming up in new releases. This weekend will be used to plan large parts of this redesign.
Max also pointed out some issues with packaging, mostly due to packagers making weird choices when building amaroK packages like depending on MySQL. These things should be solved by making packaging amaroK easier and by more communication with the packagers.
Other topics were Last.fm and Audioscrobbler integration. Last.fm offers more services that amaroK doesn't yet make use of, it can be used to give and share arbitrary labels and other information about songs - the amaroK developers want to add support for this. Last.fm also offers personal radio streams, with for example your favorite music, or music listened to by people with a similar taste. Integration in amaroK will allow you to skip songs in the stream, and Last.fm even learns from that.
Usability has always been an important focus in amaroK, but it's hard to get consensus about certain issues. Still the plan is to do some serious work for amaroK 2 with the help of the two usability experts available at the multimedia meeting. Being able to meet face to face makes usability discussions much easier - as you're less likely to step on someone's toe if you can see them...
After a great dinner, the hacking continued. Lively discussions and silently hacking were intermingled, and the resulting code was committed.
All in all, we came to an important conclusion:
amaroK 2
I'm heartly and vibing waiting for amaroK 2 =D
By etherea` at Sat, 2006/05/27 - 5:00am
Re: amaroK 2
Yeah, especially since I might want a free beer or two!
By Someone at Sat, 2006/05/27 - 5:00am
Re: amaroK 2
Until Amarok is not a part of core kde multimedia package I will not use it.
By Artem S. Tashkinov at Sat, 2006/05/27 - 5:00am
Re: amaroK 2
It isn't part of the core kde multimedia package. So cheers.
By Ian Monroe at Sat, 2006/05/27 - 5:00am
Re: amaroK 2
amaroK will never be part of the core kde multimedia package. It is in extragear/multimedia because the developers don't want to follow the KDE release cycle.
By Firetech at Sat, 2006/05/27 - 5:00am
Re: amaroK 2
I wish Kopete had done things that way, and stayed out of kdenetwork. Sometimes things change too fast with the protocols it uses, and full KDE releases don't come often enough.
By jason at Fri, 2006/06/02 - 5:00am
Re: amaroK 2
When Amarok becomes a part of the core kde multimedia package I will stop using it (and KDE).
If it's too hard to install third party applications then this problem has to be resolved, but bloating KDE is no solution.
By max at Sat, 2006/05/27 - 5:00am
Re: amaroK 2
I totally agree with you. Furthermore, I really hate to do an apt-get install kde and have installed for example kpilot, kstart, kalzium and a hundrer of other apps that I dont want. I am no saying that this apps sucks, they are great, but I dont want them. It would be grate to do an apt-get install kde and have only the desktop environment... then, any other app that one would like could be installed manually... Even all the games are installed, that are not utils o functionality apps... or the education apps... these are apps that most of us dont use...
By Erne at Sat, 2006/05/27 - 5:00am
Re: amaroK 2
> It would be grate to do an apt-get install kde and have
Try Kubuntu. You can install and deinstall every single application via apt. E.g. I kept three games I like and removed the rest without any problems.
By Ascay at Sat, 2006/05/27 - 5:00am
Re: amaroK 2
I don't know what distro you are using, but in all likelihood, that "kde" is a metapackage that is meant to do exactly what it is doing: install ALL OF KDE.
You probably can instal lpiecemeal if you want (of course, then you can complain that you must choose between hundredds and hundreds of packages).
And after all... what's the problem with installing all of KDE? What does it cost you? 1GB of disk? So, about .35 euros? If it takes you 10 minutes to sort out what packages you want, you are already losing money.
By Roberto Alsina at Sat, 2006/05/27 - 5:00am
Re: amaroK 2
Or maybe you have to figure out how your package manager works, kde is a meta package, so is kdebase, but a much smaller one that just "includes the nucleus of KDE, namely the minimal package set necessary to run KDE as a desktop environment", http://packages.debian.org/unstable/kde/kdebase
By Peppelorum at Sun, 2006/05/28 - 5:00am
Re: amaroK 2
Sorry but I do not share your point of view.
I can only say keep this good work, showing all the world that the main improvements for the IT are comming from the open source comuniy.
Juan Ehrenhaus
By Juan Ehrenhaus at Sat, 2006/05/27 - 5:00am
thanks for the report superstoned
Interesting to see the entity known as superstoned on this forum is a real live KDE contributor! =)
By KDE User at Sat, 2006/05/27 - 5:00am
Re: thanks for the report superstoned
ehm... well, at your service ;-)
When will KDE4 be out? The project has been too quiet about this! Is it hard to port KDE3 to Qt4? Why is this taking so long? It will be bad if Qt5 is out before KDE4 is done.
By curious at Sat, 2006/05/27 - 5:00am
Re: timeline?
The first public preview release (aka alpha) is scheduled for October, 2006. It's been announced on .kde recently.
> Is it hard to port KDE3 to Qt4?
It's not that really hard, the real problem is that KDE4 will bring many new truly exciting technologies meant to ease and improve your desktop experience (not to forget about OpenGL based desktop). Just look through KDE4 goals at kde's wiki: http://wiki.kde.org/KDE+4+Goals
> It will be bad if Qt5 is out before KDE4 is done.
Be sure Qt5 will come out in the near future. I foresee Qt5 will not come before the end of 2006.
By Artem S. Tashkinov at Sat, 2006/05/27 - 5:00am
Re: timeline?
Any Software engineer will tell you that doing two things at once is a bad idea.
It was suggested that we first port KDE-3.5.x to Qt4 and release KDE-4.0.0.
Unfortunately, those that wanted to do two things at once and make large changes to KDE for KDE-4.0.0 won the argument so that is what we are trying to do.
I still fear that this will cause large problems. However, I hope to be proven wrong.
By James Richard Tyrer at Sat, 2006/05/27 - 5:00am
Re: timeline?
if you want KDE 3.5 to be binary compattible to the other KDE 3.x releases (and yes, that's what KDE is commited to do) you can't port to Qt 4. And KDE 4.1 needs to be binary compattible to 4.0, if not - developers can't use it and trust their work will be worth anything after a year or 2.... So you can't refactor big things after KDE 4.0.
What you say might be right - but it is not like KDE has a choice - if they want to keep developers on board...
Re: timeline?
Perhaps come clarification is needed.
What I, and others, suggest is that KDE-3.5.x be ported to QT-4 thus creating KDE-4.0.0. This could also include fixes for known problems in KDELibs which would break binary compatibility if fixed since this is the only time when they can be fixed. But, the radical new changes should be delayed till the port was completed.
Then after this was up and running, that new features that are added to create KDE-4.1.0.
By James Richard Tyrer at Sun, 2006/05/28 - 5:00am
Re: timeline?
Dear JRT, what would users gain from having a KDE 4.0 which basically is a KDE 3.5? Not much. Even worse, independant KDE apps would not run due to binary incompatibility.
And if you have a close look at the transitions happening you will find that developing of KDE 4 is indeed done as two steps in series, first porting to Qt 4/KDElibs 4 and then developing new features/frameworks. The only thing that is left out is a release of the ported state, as the value/cost relationship is way too low.
So please stop making uninformed claims (and foremost stop doing so as self claimed engineer, for sake of your fellow engineers' reputation)...
By Else at Sat, 2006/05/27 - 5:00am
Re: timeline?
even if they port kde3.5 to qt4, kde should be able to take advantage of the optimizations and other new 'under the hood' features of qt4
kde on qt4 may be faster, leaner and consume less memory
so, there are somethings one will get just by porting kde to qt4
By raj at Sun, 2006/05/28 - 5:00am
Re: timeline?
James, as you point to "Any Software Engineer" - I can point to one or more practicing software engineers who have seen the transition between KDE 1->2 and 2->3, and can vouch for the ability of the KDE team to do two things at once (a jump in Qt and a jump in KDE functionality). Are you going to withdraw your statement now, or add some new qualifications on what sort of software engineers you mean?
By taj at Sun, 2006/05/28 - 5:00am
Re: timeline?
No, I will not withdraw my opinion because it is my opinion and Free Software is about Free Speech.
There was a disagreement about this and I don't think that others on the side I am supporting have changed their opinions. Time will tell if our concerns are valid or if we were simply being too cautious.
What I am saying is that it isn't a good idea to do two things at once when modifying software (in this case porting to a new tool kit and making major changes to the software), and I hope that there aren't any problems and delays.
By James Richard Tyrer at Sun, 2006/05/28 - 5:00am
Re: timeline?
Fair enough re: free speech, my primary purpose was to mention that your statement is factually incorrect. You are certainly breaking no laws by continuing to stand by it.
There will almost certainly be problems and delays, and as a Software Engineer that shouldn't unduly cause you concern, as the alternative is worse. The next time the KDE cycle allows for BC breakage, and significant framework redesign always causes BC breakage, it will almost be time for a Qt5-induced BC breakage. If the cycle is changed to allow BC breakage in mid-stream, that will only allow another period of problems and delays.
Sum total period of problems and delays will almost certainly be higher than if it is simply done now, especially as Qt 4 provides so many opportunities to get the redesign done while porting (MVC, for example).
By taj at Mon, 2006/05/29 - 5:00am
Re: timeline?
Your "any software engineer" argument has been bunked several times before by others and I will do it again. I'm a software engineer and I think that what is going on right now is a good idea. So there.
What your suggestion means is that KDE-4.1 would be incompatible with KDE-4.0 which is a really Bad Idea(tm). Only the linux kernel folks get away from breaking everything between minor releases (I have no idea why).
Do you really think that any developer/distributor would touch a release that is incompatible with the previous release and superceded by an incompatible release just after a few months? Now any software engineer will tell you that THAT is a bad idea. KDE-4.0 would end up being a non-release while everybody is waiting for the "real" release of KDE-4.1 which integrates all the new stuff. Plus it would create a really annoying mess.
By atte at Mon, 2006/05/29 - 5:00am
Re: timeline?
> Only the linux kernel folks get away from breaking everything between minor releases (I have no idea why).
And the GCC folks.
By Gábor Lehel at Mon, 2006/05/29 - 5:00am
Re: timeline?
I fear for KDE4 because now, some important parts of it are just vaporware.
My point? KDE probally will be out only on second half of 2007, I belive by the end of the year, so don't keep holding your breath until then.
I have faith KDE4 will be a great thing, but I don't have faith it will arrive soon enought.
By Iuri Fiedoruk at Sun, 2006/05/28 - 5:00am
bury these custom icons...
> Usability has always been an important focus in amaroK, but it's
Please bury these custom icons, tell your artists to complete the standard icon sets and keep consistency at a high level.
By Anonymous Coward at Sat, 2006/05/27 - 5:00am
Re: bury these custom icons...
Those custom Icons are cool.
But please don't try to deprive other people of those nice icons.
By max at Sat, 2006/05/27 - 5:00am
Re: bury these custom icons...
let's fight about this, max... i know where you are now... :D
Re: bury these custom icons...
Speaking of custom icons, when i installed 1.4 beta, the custom icons were default; and when i installed 1.4 final, the kde icons were default.
By rinse at Sun, 2006/05/28 - 5:00am
Re: bury these custom icons...
Changed temporarily because the theme is still incomplete. We hope to get it completed for 1.4.1.
By Mark Kretschmann at Sun, 2006/05/28 - 5:00am
Re: bury these custom icons...
Perhaps the icons are "way cool" but to be a KDE application the developers should (also) supply a set of icons in the current default style (CrystalSVG for KDE 3.x.y) and a set of HiColor (generic|unthemed)icons.
The current KDE icon theme should be used by default if running with the KDE desktop.
Other than the above, I see nothing wrong with also providing custom icons which the user can use if they want.
By James Richard Tyrer at Sat, 2006/05/27 - 5:00am
Re: bury these custom icons...
> The current KDE icon theme should be used by default if running with the KDE desktop.
By Carlo at Sun, 2006/05/28 - 5:00am
Re: bury these custom icons...
A clarification on the subject of custom icon themes and programmers.
We have been trying for the last six or seven months to find someone who are able to create these icons for us, please do! The squad are all coders (or in my case someone who is unable artistically to create CrystalSVG style icons because my own style is so different from that), and have really tried hard to find artists.
The real problem is that this is no small task - the current (and incomplete i might add) list of icons we're missing can be found on our wiki: http://amarok.kde.org/amarokwiki/index.php/Artist_team:Icons
At K3M, however, Thomas Zander and i managed to finally reach an understanding on the subject - He has offered to function as an intermediate between the amaroK team and the KDE Artists team. Missing currently is for the icon list to be completed (with good descriptions for each icon, so that the artists can actually figure out what the icons are to be used for) - i have stepped forward to create (or rather finalise) this list, and hope to be able to do this within the week.
By Dan Leinir Turt... at Tue, 2006/05/30 - 5:00am
Now that you're all together
I'd like to know how are KDE 4 multimedia apps going to deal with restricted media formats. The situation right now as I see it is the following:
- If you haven't got installed the correct media codec, then when you play the multimedia file say in amarok or kaffeine, it fails and the media player tries to go to the next file.
We cannot fix the problem by just saying "that's a problem that each distribution should overtake by itself". Instead this is the solution I suggest:
Just copy what Firefox do with multimedia plugins like Flash! When a file couldn't be opened, give a OSD notice to the user saying something similar to "This song is in MP3 format, but it couldn't be played. Please CLICK HERE install support for MP3."
After that, a popup window shows up, which by using (for example) khotnewstuff downloads a list of the apps available for each distro that resolve the dependency attached with a short description and whatever is needed to each one. For example if there's one MP3 codec which probably infringes some USA patents, warning the user "If you live in USA, please don't install this codec if you don't want to have codecs, use the Linspire codec instead". Also you can give a short description of why the codec was not installed "MP3 is a restricted media format and that's why Ubuntu Dapper Linux does not come with support for it".
If installation ends successfully, ideally the MP3 will play without neededing to restart amarok (just like after installing flash plugin in firefox ;-).
This "multimedia support installer" could be generally available to multiple application: konqueror (for i.e. flash support), kaffeine, amarok..
By Eduardo Robles ... at Sat, 2006/05/27 - 5:00am
Re: Now that you're all together
Perhaps we need an API for this task :
- define interfaces to add new software, and let the distributors implement them. After that all Apps will be able to install software a defined way.
Its like Phonon , define the API , and then implement backends
the interface should :
By ch at Sat, 2006/05/27 - 5:00am
Re: Now that you're all together
Perhaps we need an API for this task :
- define interfaces to add new software, and let the distributors implement them. After that all Apps will be able to install software a defined way.
Its like Phonon , define the API , and then implement backends
the interface should :
By ch at Sat, 2006/05/27 - 5:00am
Re: Now that you're all together
read the report this evening/night from today :D
Repeat with me:
The Only True Way (tm) of installing codecs (AND browser plugins!!) is thru your distro's package manager! Anything else is a threat! Seriously.
So, if you use Dapper and you try to play an MP3, just show the following message:
For Dapper to play MP3s, you should go to Adept, enable multiverse, and install the package gstreamer0.10-plugins-ugly-multiverse (possibly with links for opening adept, or dcop instructions to do so -- requiring the user to give his sudoing password, of course.)
By Humberto Massa at Sat, 2006/05/27 - 5:00am
Re: Nooooooooooooo!!!!
Yeah, joe blow users that just want to play some music will really love that. Besides, everyone knows that the "one true way" is only to install things you've personally reviewed the source of and compiled yourself. Everything else forces reliance on untrusted 3rd parties. Besides, you forgot that /var, /tmp, and /root (at a minimum) must also be mounted noexec.
By bah at Sun, 2006/05/28 - 5:00am
Banshee, the next best thing to Linux iTunes
By Banshee at Sat, 2006/05/27 - 5:00am
Re: Banshee, the next best thing to Linux iTunes
Banshee, the next best iTunes clone for Linux. Yay!
By Max Howell at Sat, 2006/05/27 - 5:00am
Re: Banshee, the next best thing to Linux iTunes
amaroK as a full-blown audio player is certainly superior to banshee, however banshee still has great daap support which is something that amaroK still lacks. Really nice to see that there's a Google SoC project on this though; hoping it will all go through. :)
By apokryphos at Sat, 2006/05/27 - 5:00am
Re: Banshee, the next best thing to Linux iTunes
Maybe, but AmaroK is even better than iTunes :-)
By max at Sat, 2006/05/27 - 5:00am
Re: Banshee, the next best thing to Linux iTunes
1. Podcasting is better under iTunes.
2. Indeed, who cares about toolkits and libraries.
By And at Sat, 2006/05/27 - 5:00am
Re: Banshee, the next best thing to Linux iTunes
Um, if you could please explain why and how itunes is superior with Podcasting, i would be pleased to improve this support. Have you used 1.4? we have increased the usability and feature set of podcasting dramatically.
By sebr at Sat, 2006/05/27 - 5:00am
That's what we all want. Really.
By Max Howell at Sat, 2006/05/27 - 5:00am
DRM-crippled Banshee has no copyleft protection
Banshee devs are sell-outs to the Free Software cause. By releasing Banshee under the extremely weak MIT X11 License, they are welcoming DRM-crippled plugins so that the entertainment cartel can handcuff users and rip them off.
No thanks!
By AC at Sat, 2006/05/27 - 5:00am
Re: DRM-crippled Banshee has no copyleft protection
Who cares, everybody can still use Amarok or Songbird or lTunes.
But indeed, it is a weakness and a risk of Banshee.
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In April there will be a Kate Developer Sprint, similar to previous sprints for Decibel, Akonadi, KDevelop and others. This is a great opportunity as developers interested in development of KDE's text editor will discuss what to do to make Kate the best text editor on earth. This also means lots of polishing so that Kate in KDE 4.1 will shine even more! The meeting will take place from 2008-04-11 till 2008-04-13. The location is hosted by basysKom in Darmstadt, Germany. Many thanks goes especially to the KDE e.V. for their financial support. If you are interested in Kate development, join our mailing list. More to come, stay tuned!
vi rox!
Wanna have the best editor as part of KDE? Then think about making some vi-Klone. I hate having to press six quad-bucky combinations to do anything useful... And boy, would it be kool to have a vi capable of using kioslaves and embeddable in other apps as a kpart...
By bucky hater at Mon, 2008/03/24 - 5:00am
Re: vi rox!
Well, technically there IS a vi-style KPart in development, and it's called YZis, URL: http://www.yzis.org/ --sadly, its development is rather on the 'stalled' side :/
By Giuseppe "Oblom... at Mon, 2008/03/24 - 5:00am
Good news, everyone!
Actually I'm going to Darmstadt to the Kate developer sprint to discuss such a possibility. I am a vi(m) lover who have previously worked on Yzis and I'm going to meet the other developers and see how such a feature could be implemented in the best, fastest and easiest way. :)
I am applying for this project for GSoC, so hopefully this isn't too far off.
By Erlend Hamberg at Mon, 2008/03/24 - 5:00am
Re: Good news, everyone!
Good news, indeed!
By pilpilon at Tue, 2008/03/25 - 5:00am
Re: Good news, everyone!
I should make myself a bit more clear. :)
The result should be the same, though; a usable, vim-like editor for KDE.
By Erlend Hamberg at Tue, 2008/03/25 - 5:00am
Re: vi rox!
You're so right!
Btw, I don't understand the Kate "role" wery well. I mean: for editing a single file there is Kwrite which also has syntax highlitingh and so on. For editing multiple files at a time (which itself it means you're working on a project) there is Kdevelop. Is there something I am missing?
Forgive my bad english, I'm not a native speaker.
By Alessandro Guido at Mon, 2008/03/24 - 5:00am
Re: vi rox!
I like kate because I use it for a lot of stuff, and lots for languages, many of which kdevelop doesn't support, so it is lighter and easier to use.
But I *really* loved the way kate worked a few releases back, where when you clicked on a file or opened one on the shell the same kate instance was re-used, instead of opening a new one.
By Ivo Anjo at Mon, 2008/03/24 - 5:00am
Re: vi rox!
Is it "usability"?
By reihal at Tue, 2008/03/25 - 5:00am
Re: vi rox!
"kate -u" does the job.
alias kt='kate -u'
and use it like this:
kt *.cpp
By anon at Tue, 2008/03/25 - 5:00am
Re: vi rox!
True, but the default usage should be open the selected file straight away, not have a session choice. Entering "kate -u" is not obvious to users who are not technical/*nix literate.
By Ian at Tue, 2008/03/25 - 5:00am
Re: vi rox!
Yes, I would like to see Kate return to this behavour as well.
By Kerr Avon at Wed, 2008/03/26 - 5:00am
Re: vi rox!
The fact that you are working with multiple files doers not necessary mean you are working on a project. Or if you do, it's not given that a KDevelop (or Quanta) project is up to the task. Sometime you want a editor able to handle multiple files, without the overhead of project management. For instance when you are working on bigger projects, or parts of such, like KDE, Linux kernel or something like uClinux. Sometimes you are only interested in working on a subset of the files, and very often there are no KDevelop project file.
By Morty at Tue, 2008/03/25 - 5:00am
Re: vi rox!
Indeed. I use Kate to write the articles during KDE meetings, and it rocks. KDevelop isn't really what I'm looking for, as you can imagine...
By Jos Poortvliet at Tue, 2008/03/25 - 5:00am
Re: vi rox!
Probably that there are lots of sysadmins using it to edit scripts or config files :P I mean, not everyone is a developer
By Vide at Tue, 2008/03/25 - 5:00am
I use Kate for...
I use Kate for Fortran development, and small C and Python projects as well. I have tried many other tools, but I find that I like the simplicity that Kate provides, but still has a nice interface and many features.
At the university I attend and study mechanical engineering, many of my peers have to develop on the linux clusters for just a few of their projects, so they don't know linux very well. After I introduce them to Kate and how to start it through an X11 tunnel, they tend to use Kate almost like a universal interface to the cluster. It has a terminal, it has file editing, and file management too, so it fills all of their needs in one program. Not what it was intended for, but it still seems to work well for them.
By Kyle Horne at Tue, 2008/03/25 - 5:00am
Re: I use Kate for...
Same here -- for small Python projects that don't require the full IDE machinery, I love the speed and simplicity of Kate. Plus I can usually count on it being available in a typical Linux system, which is rarely the case for KDevelop.
By Otter at Tue, 2008/03/25 - 5:00am
Re: vi rox!
I should have mentioned that Kate consists of several parts:
By DominikH at Tue, 2008/03/25 - 5:00am
Re: vi rox!
I use vi(m) when doing remote system or network administration.
Kwrite is my tool of choice when I write plain text documents that I will later copy-and-paste to some web sites or email around or some such.
Fully fledged kate is it when I hack on code. I don't want a complete IDE.More often than not, it gets in my way. The minimalistic project management kate offers is exactly what I want. So that is its role from my POV.
By Uwe Thiem at Tue, 2008/03/25 - 5:00am
Re: vi rox!
KDevelop uses a very fix project file/directory structure, not useful in many cases.
By Grósz Dániel at Tue, 2008/03/25 - 5:00am
Re: vi rox!
I think that's where I ran into problems when I tried to use it. I only do PHP development at the moment (websites and plugins for WordPress) and find Kate + Sessions a really simple way to get to what I want quickly - and also switch from one "project" to another mid-stream when I get an idea*...
(* have an episode of poor focus)
By Martin Fitzpatrick at Tue, 2008/03/25 - 5:00am
Re: vi rox!
> For editing multiple files at a time (which itself it means you're
Kdevelop sucks. It's just a more complicated version of kate. Of cource, if you're developing with c/c++/qt, it's useful, but for every thinks else there is'nt any advantage. And now, that kdevelop3 has only this stupid spacewasting simple simpleIDEA-UI left, there is'nt any reason to use it.
I'm developing mostly python and pyqt-apps and use all the time kate. Of cource, kate sucks as well, but less. The UI can be minimalistic, and most of the missing features can be substitute with some nice scripts.
By Chaoswind at Wed, 2008/03/26 - 5:00am
Re: vi rox!
do on localhost:
do on remote host:
vi(m) is the best text editor. Fuse is the best when you need transparent remote drives for every app (or the new GIO, which use Fuse :P )
By Anonymous at Wed, 2008/03/26 - 5:00am
Re: vi rox!
Yeah yeah, vi is great if you love to work in an archaic piece of sh*t on a commandline. If you're more the point-and-click type like most modern computer users, Kate is the best there is. (disclaimer: I myself use both Vi and Kate)
And does GIO use Fuse? I thought it didn't - it only might offer a Fuse interface in the future, like KIO-fuse (which is already old news - and nobody uses it).
By jos poortvliet at Wed, 2008/03/26 - 5:00am
not much to do...
make it get the focus to the text edit area when clicking into file selection area.
otherwise it is already the best editor :)
By anon at Mon, 2008/03/24 - 5:00am
Re: not much to do...
i don't need the feature myself, but i have heard people requesting find/replace in all open files - http://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=156099
By richlv at Tue, 2008/03/25 - 5:00am
well. That's easy
It already is the best text editor on earth. Save yourself some work and go have a beer.
Is Yziz dead btw?
By Velvet Elvis at Mon, 2008/03/24 - 5:00am
I'm still hoping to get X-Symbol like capabilities someday. This would allow to parse tokens and display them as symbols. Some examples of applications are:
Theorem Proving:
By ad at Mon, 2008/03/24 - 5:00am
Re: x-symbol
Sorry, but why wysiwyg? LaTeX is totally the other way round. If you want it in spite of that, use LyX.
An interesting feature for Kile would be inline spell checking, though.
By danielHL at Tue, 2008/03/25 - 5:00am
Re: x-symbol
It's not wysiwyg. It renders a few tokens as symbols. For instance, while one could use tokens to create accentuated characters, such as \'a for à, things become quite unreadable. Most people are not that hardcore and either input isolatin (or unicode) characters directly, or use x-symbol for the same effect while keeping the file in ASCII. X-symbol allows you to go one step further and render other tokens as symbols.
In any case, personally I don't even use it with LaTeX. But I find it great for use with other systems, such as theorem provers, since you can see proper math symbols in your formulas. And I would love to be able to use it with some programming languages.
Look at the bottom of the screenshot:
By ad at Tue, 2008/03/25 - 5:00am
Re: x-symbol
Inline spell checking is THE most interesting feature for kate I think.
By cruzki at Tue, 2008/03/25 - 5:00am
Re: x-symbol
It's not wysiwyg, it's giving code written it TeX some possibilities that are just fine in XML. E.g.: if you want to type the pi constant, in TeX you have to type \pi. In XML you can use π, but if you are using UTF-8, you can also type the real character with the keyboard, or with kcharselect (I can't type it here, because the software that runs the site is very outdated).
In mathematical formulas this sucks a lot, because not only the code becomes much less readable, but also the lines become a lot longer, and it's very difficult to wrap each line of the code to 80 characters, and still making each line a step of some calculation.
By suy at Wed, 2008/03/26 - 5:00am
Love and question
I really love kate!! One question though, is it possible to start kate without automatically opening the Documents tab? I'm unable to find this option in the menu/settings. Thanks!
By LB at Tue, 2008/03/25 - 5:00am
Thank You Kate Devs
I want all you Kate developers to know that I think that Kate is the best multipurpose text editor I have ever used. It pains me to have to use anything else. Please keep up the excellent work. My favorite features of Kate are its speed, ability to handle and keep organized many documents at once, syntax highlighting for every language I've ever tried to use it for, and excellent customizability. I truly appreciate the time you put into making this editor all that it is today, and I hope you can keep all these strengths as KDE moves to version 4.1 and beyond.
By Andrew Matta at Tue, 2008/03/25 - 5:00am
Re: Thank You Kate Devs
Same here! Coming into programming out of the blues without any notions of previous editors, Kate is the tool that makes my editoring life easy and smooth. I use it for programming, for writing TODOS, for docbook! I already find Kate for KDE 4 better than the 3 series!
By Anne-Marie Mahfouf at Tue, 2008/03/25 - 5:00am
Well firstly
I'd say at least restore the functionality that was available in 3.5 as a number one priority before thinking of new features, there's quite a few things the old version could do that the new one cannot.
By someone1245 at Tue, 2008/03/25 - 5:00am
Re: Well firstly
Such as?
I have found nothing missing in the svn version (aside from the irritating bug where the textedit part eats all shortcut -- even when the konsole part has the focus).
By hmmm at Tue, 2008/03/25 - 5:00am
A treeview and auto-completion will
I know that kate is not meant as a development tool but I personnaly I use it this way.
There is two features that I would love to see in kate:
* a tree view like in textmate
By Batiste at Tue, 2008/03/25 - 5:00am
Re: A treeview and auto-completion will
I strongly second this.. a tree view in Kate would be fantastic.
By Vince W at Sun, 2008/03/30 - 5:00am
Re: A treeview and auto-completion will
You are completely right. I also long for an autocompletion feature for various programming languages. Would it be possible to import the Code-Completion from kdevelop as a plugin for kate?
By David at Wed, 2008/04/02 - 5:00am
Is it possible to write scripts (or maybe macros) for kate? I did find a post speaking about scripts in kjs, and in the script folder there is even a lua script, but I didn't find any documentation. It would be very handy for small tasks.
By plo at Tue, 2008/03/25 - 5:00am
yep, thanks a lot for this great tool :)
I just love the new search toolbar and I hope to see something like this in all KDE apps that need it (KWord, Konq... hmmmm)
Maybe the search toolbar could be shown and hidden with the same shortcut (ctrl-f) instead of using Esc to close it ? I've done an extension to do this in firefox 2 years ago and it was quite popular :)
By DanaKil at Tue, 2008/03/25 - 5:00am
don't make kate as bloated/useless as kdevelop or quanta. I really love its simplicity and speed.
By begging guy at Tue, 2008/03/25 - 5:00am
Black backgrounds?
Is there anyone out there who has a set of KATE syntax highlighting settings suitable for a BLACK background? Old habits die hard.
By joe l at Tue, 2008/03/25 - 5:00am
Re: Black backgrounds?
Somehow I magically managed to get a great black background color scheme on KDE4 kwrite. The problem is I have no idea how I did it, or how to change it now. Works great with syntax highlighting and all.
By Leo S at Thu, 2008/03/27 - 5:00am
That is my favorite text editor on any platform. I'd love to see it get a KDE port.
By T. J. Brumfield at Wed, 2008/03/26 - 5:00am
Just clone NEdit
By Sebastian at Wed, 2008/03/26 - 5:00am
A couple of Emacs features missing
I just tried kate. Code folding option is great! I was also very impressed that kate noticed that some other program had changed the file and offered to display a colored diff of the change.
I still need some Emacs feature before I can make the switch: c-ident-command (tab to autoident code to correct level) and ediff-buffers. I know about kdiff3, but it's not integrated to the editor.
By Emacs User at Wed, 2008/03/26 - 5:00am
KATE is already best on earth!
Kate is best!
I love it from the time I first saw it.
These past years helped me do my jobs just-in-time.
Waiting to see it back in kdebase 4.1
By Todor at Fri, 2008/03/28 - 5:00am
I almost hate to bring it up since it seemed to cause some problem, but the old autobookmark plugin feature is something I'd love to see brought in. While it wouldn't be quite as great, simply having a way to save bookmarks as part of a session might help, although autobookmark updated bookmarks whenever a file was saved.
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