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interestingly QLocale is not used for many things but that is about to change, Katie uses it a lot internally (e.g. for QDateTime formatting and such) so instead of bolting a calendar system on top of KLocale perhaps a QLocale wrapped around in KLocale will fit the general idea of using QLocale in widgets when necessary (as does QCalendarWidget). that however means no way to specify a calendar system (in general, other than changing the widgets locale itself) but the QDateTime and related classes are tied to gregorian calendar already - the system time itself carries no information about the calendar and any conversions from one calendar to another are basically made up stuff (there is the time zone thing ofcourse but that is not a calendar) another interesting thing to note is that KLocale was written such that it is read-write - changing the date formats for example is possible because there are public KLocale methods for that. Signed-off-by: Ivailo Monev <xakepa10@gmail.com> |
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| kinit | ||
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| knotify | ||
| kparts | ||
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| kutils | ||
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| plasma | ||
| solid | ||
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| config.h.cmake | ||
| ConfigureChecks.cmake | ||
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| KDELibs4Config.cmake | ||
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| Messages.sh | ||
| README | ||
### Katana - Be Free and Be Efficient! Katana is fork of KDE Software Distribution with emphasis on efficiency. So far it has proven to be roughly 50% less system resource hungry and significantly faster. ### Authors and Contributors Since Katana is a fork of someone else's work, many of the credits go to the KDE Software Development team. So far there are not much people involved in this project but we hope that the number will increase. Software can always be improved, and the Katana team is ready to do so. However, you - the user - must tell us when something does not work as expected or could be done better. You do not have to be a software developer to be a member of the Katana team. You can join the national teams that translate program interfaces. You can provide graphics, themes, sounds, and improved documentation. You decide!