On Tuesday 31 July 2001 10:05 am, John (EBo) David wrote:
> > On Monday 30 July 2001 02:32 pm, Rick Russell wrote:
> > > Would you recommend this book if someone wanted to start developing for
> > > KDE?
> >
> > Absolutely.  It's as close to an "official" KDE development book as there
> > could be.  The majority of the book was written by David Sweet, a
> > long-time KDE developer.  All of the non-standard chapters, though, were
> > written by the KDE gurus.  For instance, the KParts chapter was written
> > by David Faure, the author (and current maintainer) of KParts.  The aRts
> > chapter was handled by Stefan Westerfield (author and maintainer).  DCOP
> > by Cristian Tiberna (current maintainer).  Basically, these chapters were
> > written by the authors because there wasn't very much documentation on
> > those technologies until then.  Since the book is Open Content, we are
> > using those chapters as the official docs.
>
> ummm... what book?  I'm confused.  Did I miss a post?

KDE 2.0 Development.  There was a reference and link to the online version of 
it in the post that Rik was responding to.

http://kde20development.andamooka.org
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