Daniel Vrátil
7 December 2016
The past year was very important for the KDE PIM community. We released the first Qt5-based version, restructured our code base and set ourselves more ambitious goals. Let's look a bit deeper into some of the important changes that have happened in KDE PIM in the past year, and peak a little into the future.
In this talk we will go over some of the most important changes that happened in KDE PIM in the past year. This includes discontinuing support for some components, switching over to a binary protocol, splitting of repositories and more. We will also look a bit into the future, talk about the current work in progress as well as our middle and long-term goals and tasks. Although sometimes slightly technical, this talk is aimed at everyone interested in KDE PIM software and community.
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