In this week's issue of KDE-CVS-Digest, read about the beginnings of a mobile device framework and the reworking of KMail
groupware functionality. Also, bug fixes in Kate, KDE Print,
Konqueror, KWin, KSpread,

KDE Traffic #50 has been released. This month it includes information about improvements to bugs.kde.org, KWord patches, OpenOffice filters and a forthcoming PDF import filter. In addition it adds coverage of two more mailing lists: kde-pim and kde-devel.

KOffice developers have added a
number of templates to KSpread, while work
towards Excel compatibility continues. KStars now has a telescope hardware interface.

Kernel Cousin KDE #49 covers the upcoming KDE 3.1.2 release, the new Chilean KDE site, the KDE Developers' Conference, the results of the KOffice icon contest, KRename and much more.

This week in the latest KDE-CVS-Digest: KBruch added to KDE-Edu, fixes to KHelpCenter, scripting interface updates for KStars,
KMail editing
improvements, the beginnings of PostgreSQL

Russell covers the latest news on KMail SSH tunnelling, KAutoConfigDialog and more. Read it here in the latest KDE Traffic.

KHTML
gets table layout fixes. Many KScreensavers bugs have been fixed.
KDevelop
adds database programming support. Dia, UML and engineering stencils have been added to
Kivio. And more... This week's CVS digest is ready to enjoy.

Russell Miller recently took over as maintainer and editor for KC KDE (from a long line of predecessors) and has lost no time in releasing issue #47! This week he covers everything from KImageEdit MMX optimizations to KDE hacker Ellis Whitehead's joyful step up in life.

This week's KDE-CVS-Digest is out. We can now do bash scripting in KDevelop.
KGhostview gets command line switches and
some bug fixes. The infamous Konqueror tab delay has been fixed again, while Safari

The KDevelop team announces the availablility of KDevelop 3.0 Alpha 4a (yes, 4a). In the more than 3 months since the last release, many new features have been added, bugs have been squashed, and existing features have been refined and polished. Downloads are available via the KDE mirrors.