Last week in Kube

Ooops, skipped a couple of weeks. Development did not stop though, although there was some infrastructure work to be done and less user-visible changes therefore.

Improved incremental query performance.
Worked on CI and delivery
Cleaned up benchmarks and removed benchmarking from tests.
Created a first working version of the HTML composer.
Made the Kolab Now edition of Kube available.

Temporarily reverted the commit to demonstrate incremental query performance improvements.

Kube Commits, Sink Commits

Previous updates

More information on the Kolab Now blog!

“Kube is a modern communication and collaboration client built with QtQuick on top of a high performance, low resource usage core. It provides online and offline access to all your mail, contacts, calendars, notes, todo’s and more. With a strong focus on usability, the team works with designers and UX experts from the ground up, to build a product that is not only visually appealing but also a joy to use.”

For more info, head over to: kube.kde.org

Author: cmollekopf

Christian Mollekopf is an open source software enthusiast with a special interest in personal organization tools. He started to contribute actively to KDE in 2008 and currently works for Kolab Systems leading the development for the next generation desktop client. View all posts by cmollekopf

9 thoughts on “Last week in Kube”

victorhck says:

October 24, 2017 at 5:53 pm

thanks a lot for your work for KDE community!! 🙂

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Ajay says:

November 25, 2017 at 9:43 am

Waiting for Kube hoping to replace Geary with a mail client that is better integrated with KDE and more robust than Geary. Can be a beta tester if that helps!

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John says:

December 1, 2017 at 3:51 pm

This is very interesting.

I have to ask a question, however: Is there a Kube version for Windows? (we use openSUSE and Windows 10.)

We are looking for an alternative to Outlook (and thunderbird) that might work across all OS’s, that is OpenSource and – preferentially, built over Qt.

Thanks

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1. cmollekopf says:
  
  December 4, 2017 at 11:54 pm
  
  Unfortunately there isn’t yet due to lack of manpower. It’s something we’d like to do rather sooner than later, but I can’t make any promises yet when that will be.
  
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  1. John says:
    
    December 7, 2017 at 6:11 pm
    
    Hi,
    
    Ok.
    
    I’ll keep an eye on Planet.KDE for news about the Windows Version.
    
    Thanks
    
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