The advent of the web interface also means a second feature I will hopefully set online this weekend: nightly packages which always return the latest state of KDE. And I also have planned some more features: rss feeds for each package & for all packages, a history for each package (so you can check when an error has been introduced, etc.) and of course an improved error searching algorithm (it currently only uses the last 20 lines from the complete log as summary).
And last some pictures: Some of the stuff that doesn't build on the right side is my fault, but of course not everything:
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This really useful!
Could you add kdevplatform and kdevelop to the build list, since kdevelop is a really great IDE compared to others like QtCreator
yes, this is easier now and will probably happen in the coming days. Nevertheless kdevelop still misses some features.
(it misses features on windows I mean)
you have a nice post. thanks for sharing
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