Here's the rough outline of projects and topics that have been touched (topics with names inside brackets are already being worked on); I hope the others will blog about their respective projects in detail later as well:
General topics
- bugzilla cleanup and triage (Alex)
- discussions about a better website with a brand new logo (Alex)
- systemd integration (everyone, everywhere ;)
- unit testing
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| Discussions on the roof :) |
Power management
- more reliable brightness handling (Dario, Alex, Lukáš)
- hybrid suspend support (Lukáš, Dario)
- screen locker (Dario, Oliver)
- better modes definition (on AC, on Battery, on Low Battery) (Alex)
- specific testing app (solid-power) similar to solid-hardware/kscreen-console (Alex)
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| Alex and Dario |
KScreen
- support for various XRandr versions (Alex, Dan)
- xcb port
- new GUI (Dan)
- unit testing
- saving/creating modes
libsolid
- cross platform (Patrick)
- Network Status
- cleanups, deprecations; Solid::Control finally killed ;) (Alex)
- solid-partitioner review (Dario, Lukáš, Alex)
plasma-nm
Jan and yours truly, with great help from Lamarque, have progressed a lot with the new Network Management QML applet, I'll save this for another blogpost :)
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| Jan and Lamarque |
The full list of topics is quite exhaustive, if you are curious, you can find it here: http://community.kde.org/Solid/Meetings/Forge2
Final words
Cast and crew: Martin Bříza (systemd, kscreen, sddm), Àlex Fiestas (everything), Dario Freddi (powerdevil), Jan Grulich (plasma-nm), Oliver Henshaw (powerdevil, systemd), Patrick Spendrin (windows), Lamarque Souza (networkmanagement) with Joseph Wenninger (advisor) and Luigi Toscano (guide) - thanks for participating and making this a very productive event. Big thanks goes to Red Hat for letting this happen and last but not least, the whole KDE for having such a great community and sponsoring the travel and accommodation expenses.
