Fedora Classroom: KDE4 for KDE3 users

Fedora Classroom: KDE4 for KDE3 users

Thu Dec 04, 2008 7:02 pm

I'll be helping to lead an irc classroom session titled "KDE4 for KDE3 users" this coming Saturday, Dec 6 at 14:45 UTC.

While targeted for fedora users, most discussion should be relevant for most kde4 users as well. Any and all are welcome.

That's just a tentative title for the session, we'll likely be open to discuss all things KDE4. Topics off the top of my head right now will include:

• KDE4 for KDE3 users: Help answer anything of the form: "In KDE3, I used to do XXX, how does KDE4 do XXX?"
• An overview of KDE pillars: phonon, plasma, oxygen, solid, etc...
• The future of KDE4.
• Are the cubs finally going to the world series?
• I want ponies, where are the ponies?

Enjoy.

See also:
Fedora Classroom: KDE4 for KDE3 users

I'll be helping to lead an [url=http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Classroom]irc classroom session[/url] titled "KDE4 for KDE3 users" this coming [url=http://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/fixedtime.html?hour=14&min=45&sec=0&p1=0]Saturday, Dec 6 at 14:45 UTC[/url].

While targeted for fedora users, most discussion should be relevant for most kde4 users as well. Any and all are welcome.

That's just a tentative title for the session, we'll likely be open to discuss all things KDE4. Topics off the top of my head right now will include:
[list]
[*]KDE4 for KDE3 users: Help answer anything of the form: "In KDE3, I used to do XXX, how does KDE4 do XXX?"
[*]An overview of KDE pillars: phonon, plasma, oxygen, solid, etc...
[*]The future of KDE4.
[*]Are the cubs finally going to the world series?
[*]I want ponies, where are the ponies?[/list]

Enjoy.

See also:
[url=http://rdieter.livejournal.com/10249.html]Fedora Classroom: KDE4 for KDE3 users[/url]

[neverendingo]

RE: Fedora Classroom: KDE4 for KDE3 users

Thu Dec 04, 2008 9:08 pm

Thanks for the hint, good news. The more of that the better. But as "Klassroom" is only for local classrooms happening in here, i move it to a better place.

Thanks for the hint, good news. The more of that the better. But as "Klassroom" is only for local classrooms happening in here, i move it to a better place. ;)

RE: Fedora Classroom: KDE4 for KDE3 users

Thu Dec 04, 2008 9:21 pm

Thanks.

Curious, how are forum Klassroom sessions held? I mean how does that work?

Thanks.

Curious, how are forum Klassroom sessions held? I mean how does that work?

[neverendingo]

RE: Fedora Classroom: KDE4 for KDE3 users

Thu Dec 04, 2008 9:27 pm

Pretty much like in IRC, though a bit slower and with bigger responses. We have a mentor, a target and students. And together it will be worked out. When the target is met, the classroom will be closed. But as difference to IRC the work is INSTANTLY archived
But see the corresponding thread in Forum Feedback for a bit more details. And if you even would like to become a mentor, you would be welcome

Pretty much like in IRC, though a bit slower and with bigger responses. We have a mentor, a target and students. And together it will be worked out. When the target is met, the classroom will be closed. But as difference to IRC the work is INSTANTLY archived ;)
But see the corresponding thread in Forum Feedback for a bit more details. And if you even would like to become a mentor, you would be welcome :)

[Hans]

RE: Fedora Classroom: KDE4 for KDE3 users

Thu Dec 04, 2008 9:41 pm

Sorry, it was I who suggested it to be posted in the Klassroom section. I though all kind of "courses" (or is it "kourses" now?) could be announced there, even if it's going to be held on IRC/some other place.

Anyway, thanks neverendingo for sorting it out.

Sorry, it was I who suggested it to be posted in the Klassroom section. I though all kind of "courses" (or is it "kourses" now?) could be announced there, even if it's going to be held on IRC/some other place.

Anyway, thanks neverendingo for sorting it out. :)

[neverendingo]

RE: Fedora Classroom: KDE4 for KDE3 users

Thu Dec 04, 2008 9:43 pm

Nothing happened, besides a 100% increase in site visits

Nothing happened, besides a 100% increase in site visits ;)