I am happy to report that I was finally able to release another development release less than one month after 1.3.91 
. So here it is: another development release of Gwenview: 1.3.92.
Most fixes from this version are bugs reported on bugs.kde.org.
I must confess I neglected Bugzilla for a while, but I am trying to get through the current list of bugs now, marking already-fixed bugs as closed, fixing others when possible... If you made a bug report some (hopefully not too long) time ago, you might hear from me... just don't hold your breath though, the list is quite big!
Speaking of such a big list of bugs, I would be interested in hearing about the way other developers deal with Bugzilla. Do you visit it often, use some bookmarked queries? do you prefer working with the mails it sends? or do you work in another way I haven't heard about?
Syndicate Blogs
I just use email, it keeps
I just use email, it keeps track of whether I read something or not. And we respond as we get them mostly. Most bugs are chaff so its pretty easy.
Occasionally Alex will storm though the list and fix and close a bunch of bugs.
KBugBuster
I guess you know KBugBuster? It shows you all bugs of a certain product in a simple KApplication, gives you an easy way to read and close the bugs. At least very handy to get an overview.
KBugBuster
I tried it a long time ago. I just gave it a look, but I couldn't get a list of bug to appear. I am afraid bugs.kde.org has changed and KBugBuster does not work with it anymore
Regressions...
At least on a build level there were regressions. Qt 3.3.5 support was broken (the .ui file contains tag) and it does not build with --enable-gcc-hidden-visibility anymore.
I wasn't able to take time to look for the visibility problem or to commit the .ui patch, but if you can take a look it would be surely appreciated
1.3.92b
I have been made aware of the .ui problem. I am about to upload gwenview-1.3.92b.tar.bz2 to fix this. I haven't had a look at the visibility problem though.