> Quite a few people were pleased that it was in the works and had not
> heard of it before. They were also quite glad to see Greg's recent
> commits (Whoooooo Greg!) would either Greg or Andreas like to put up a
> blog post on the current state? The run up to KDE 4.2 gets a good
> amount of eyeballs and I think if even some KDE devs have no idea this
> is going on then it's probably too low profile :) Possibly even just
> an idea of where it was at the end of GSoC and where it is now.?

> Roger Pixley wrote:
>> A question on Aaron's weekly webcast led to a side discussion on
>> linqinfinitymm.

>> Quite a few people were pleased that it was in the works and had not
>> heard of it before. They were also quite glad to see Greg's recent
>> commits (Whoooooo Greg!) would either Greg or Andreas like to put up a
>> blog post on the current state? The run up to KDE 4.2 gets a good
>> amount of eyeballs and I think if even some KDE devs have no idea this
>> is going on then it's probably too low profile :) Possibly even just
>> an idea of where it was at the end of GSoC and where it is now.?

> I agree that I may have been keeping it a little too low of a profile:
> school started just before the end of GSoC and I've been trying to spend
> most of my spare time on the actual editor. I was planning on making a
> post near the start of my winter break in a week and a half, once I have
> a nice amount of spare time.

> Does this mean that people have been successful in building these
> libraries?  Just another thing to check off my to-do list of things to
> get done before asking people to test out the editor.