Day 1 - Room 2 Session 2
summary
Five focused updates: the KDE Free Qt Foundation narrative explains the 1998 license pact that guarantees Qt stays free and triggers a BSD relicensing if the Qt Free Edition sees no major updates for five months, a legal setup that survives multiple acquisitions; product strategy argues treating apps as real products with distribution, feedback and pricing channels; automotive notes map concrete gaps (kirigami for wide/portrait screens, KDE Connect for cross‑screen casting, 2s rear‑camera boot target); Maui 1.0 stable ships packages for Linux, Android and Windows and plans CMake, macOS and Nextcloud sync; cxpro integration refactors Disney’s parser/ui (bison/flex), fixes locale/scanf bugs, splits headers, adds i18n via error codes, and makes the renderer usable inside Krita.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00The KDE Free Qt Foundation\ Cornelius Schumacher
- 28:28KDE’s Products\ Aleix Pol Gonzalez
- 57:48Linux in Cars - So What? \ Johan Thelin
- 1:24:54BREAK
- 1:54:29Maui Project Update\ Camilo Higuita
- 2:25:37Integrating Hollywood Open Source with KDE Applications\ L.E. Segovia a.k.a. amyspark








