Escrúpulos Una piedra en la conciencia del software libre, calidad y la vida misma

Since we relesed 3.98.x on mid-May we have devoted most of our effort to remove the last pieces of Qt3Support from KMyMoney. We are almost there, and we will be probably releasing a stable version sometime mid-August. The final date will be decided when we remove the last piece of legacy code, but it will be almost exactly one year after releasing version 1.0.

We have played with the versioning naming scheme a bit, so the stable version will be 4.5, to follow KDE's numbering more closely.

With Akademy and other stuff going on, it looks like the report on the KDE Finance Sprint didn't make it to the front page. I would like to thank Guillaume and the other people who helped put the report together, and of course, the board, Claudia, Thomas and Syrocon, who enabled the sprint to happen at all.

PS. As you can see in the comment below, it will be published shortly, so I've removed the link in the meantime.

Cumplí un año! Ya estoy RE grande!

Mis papás me organizaron una fiesta de cumpleaños, y además me bautizaron. Mis padrinos fueron Estela y Amilcar, amigos de mis papás.

Me porté muy bien, aunque lloré un poquito cuando me tiraron agua en la cabeza. Igual la pasé muy bien y estuve contenta todo el día. Y estrené vestido, que me regaló mi madrina!

Jos wrote a series of posts about Being Free, and I feel compelled to contest some of his conclusions, or at least show a different perspective on some of them.

First, let's make it clear, I want the world to use free software. I'm not here the technical thrill alone, though I'm a true nerd at heart. I believe in FOSS and its importance to users all over. I also believe that how we reach our goal is as important as finally reaching it, if not more.

The KDE e.V. membership has had the deference to let me in. It was communicated to me and other new members yesterday. I must say I've felt honoured to see the group I was accepted with (people like John Layt, whom I've interacted due to his work in KCurrency, and Sandro Andrade, whose blogs I've read on the planet). To me, it has been a rather lengthy process. or shall I say, at a moderate pace. I've started filling up the questionnaire in late December and I finished it end of May. Not bad for less than 10 questions, right? Not bad at all.