In T18038#318226, @marzal wrote:

Hi, in case it could be useful, here is a up-to-date graph with the default and supported DE on most distros:
https://eylenburg.github.io/de_default.htm

And also 2 more comparisons from the same site:
https://eylenburg.github.io/de_comparison.htm
https://eylenburg.github.io/linux_comparison.htm

Another Qt (but not KDE) note-taking app is QOwnNotes: https://www.qownnotes.org/

In T17902#317121, @frdbr wrote:

Just saw this on Mastodon that I think is worth sharing. It links to this post: https://shom.dev/posts/20250308_pinenote-day-one/

Note that no KDE tech is being used.

In T17841#316530, @druonysus wrote:

stickers have been received

In T17841#316535, @theghostybear wrote:

Do we need any additional hardware? I have a Dell Optiplex 7060 micro we can use for demos or something? Not sure if I have a spare keyboard+mouse and monitor though.

In T17902#316441, @vkrause wrote:

A more fundamental question for me here is whether Marknote is the app we want to turn into an OneNote/Obsidian-like feature monster. My impression so far was that the idea of Marknote was to remain simpler than e.g. Klevernote. (Not that I would disagree with that direction, I'm not the biggest fan of simple apps, but this probably should be an explicit decision).

In T17902#316438, @ognarb wrote:

Marknote already has a quick sketch module but it's very limited

• Feature third party apps, get some statements from the devs.

Found an article (https://www.aukfood.fr/automatiser-le-deploiement-et-la-configuration-de-kde-avec-ansible/) that may be interesting on how to masse deploy KDE stuff using Ansible. Adding it to the task description.

Off the top of my head, features that would make MarkNotes/KleverNotes a killer note-taking app:

Stickers have been ordered. They will be sent to @druonysus

In T17902#316294, @justinzobel wrote:

OK first up I want to say this is amazing!

I got really excited by this! I know I was tagged for MarkNote specifically but I would also like to be involved in work like this where possible! Large scale deployments of any FOSS and working with stakeholders to accelerate and promote the deployment of KDE on this scale.

Adding @vkrause , @redstrate, and @justinzobel to see if they can advise us on how we can get MarkNote up to the requirements

To raise the donations, direct people to our donations page.

regarding the OneNote alternative, MarkNote exists. If you configure it to save notes to a synced Nextcloud directory on your disk, you have cloud synchronization of sorts.

In T17686#315953, @aniqakhokhar wrote:

In T17686#315951, @paulb wrote:

From what I can see, next time we can afford to rent a big monitor on a pole and still come out on top.

Well done everyone!

Yes, we can. If we can find someone who can deliver and pick up the screen from the venue.

From what I can see, next time we can afford to rent a big monitor on a pole and still come out on top.

Right! Sorry. Carry on.

Wait, before closing.... How much di we make with donations?

Pinged them. Good catch.

Do we have some community members who we could ping for some quick translation and then post on the appropriate socials?

In F47148220#201, @aronkvh wrote:

Great photo, Where is this from?

I realise that a lot of the links to entities I am posting are in the US, but let us keep our eyes open for other markets. Bollywood, for example. The problem I have is the language barrier, but if we could get someone on the project who knew about that market, it would be great. I am sure places like Brazil have their own "Hollywood". Let's hear about that too.

In T15691#315580, @frdbr wrote:

This also reminded me to bring back #timelinetuesday - where people would share screenshots of their timelines.

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Are you a #filmmaker? Are you using @kdenlive? Let us know about your project!

How can we avoid this 👆, I wonder?

I feel like that with most of these we're going to get yet again 14-year olds sending in their angry-pidgeons speedruns (or whatever the f kids play these days) or people submitting videos of their frigging cats 😬. Let's up the ante, eh? And we don't only need the footage, we need over-the-shoulder footage of them editing, with Kdenlive clearly visible. This image

In T15691#315553, @theghostybear wrote:

Do we know of / have a list of any notable projects, or at least cool looking projects that used Kdenlive? Looking at some of the current material on the Kdenlive website, it's really heavy on details (although slightly out of date with current release), but not so much on showing what people have done with the software.

Sorry! I just realised this existed. it does make sense to me. I have root privileges and access to the server. Changing the name may not be possible, but most of the other stuff will. Shall we start with that? I can make you an account, @aronkvh and boost your privileges to admin so you can take an active role.

In T17847#315248, @linuxpusher wrote:

We should prolly also loop in existing hardware partners such as Slimbook and Tuxedo Computers, at least just so that they know this is happening and to help with having unified KDE brand awareness.

@ngraham you have a contact in Lenovo. Let's not share their details here, as this is public, but would you mind pinging them and finding out how they feel about this?

To kick start the branding design thing, I drafted some very basic images here: https://collaborate.kde.org/s/mA3iYtNw9GkgHET

Regarding the tablet for Krita, if Wayland support is not all there, I would not overthink it and just run Krita on a machine running X. The aim of the Krita workstation is to attract attendees with an interest in artistic and design topics so they start using Krita. The backend, i.e. Plasma, is secondary for this.

Thanks @vkrause . You are right: I have not started discriminating and selecting yet.

Idea for post Halloween donors: "Sponsor a KDE Gear App" - donate €100 or more and you can get your name and link on the "About" page of a KDE Gear app (from a list of apps whose maintainers agree). Limit is 14 of Nov (string freeze) so there is a time pressure element too.

In T17673#312515, @justinzobel wrote:

I think the goal is a hard one given last year's enormous success.