cmake takes over the world…or at least KDevelop
ok, so Summer of Code has started and I already have something nice to show off. 
Aleix Pol Gonzalez (the name will soon be famous) is working on CMake support for KDevelop as part of SoC and he already has a nice screenshot to show off.
The right side of the window there is most important, since that shows off KDevelop's CMake support parsing through the CMakeLists.txt files and pulling out the add_subdirectory calls made in the CMakeLists.txt file and turning into yummy gui bits.
More stuff to come as SoC goes on. I'll also be blogging about the progress of the student that i'm mentoring who works on MSN support as well.
now with little blue and grey heads
Contacts now work and you even get little blue or grey heads depending on if they're online or offline. Another screenshot for your viewing pleasure.
see? I can still hack it
Ok, since I hadn't written hardly any code for anything in over two weeks, I decided it was time to get off my lazy butt and do some stuff. I decided to do some Kopete work, since it's not gotten any love in awhile. The screenshot below shows the current state of the model/view stuff for the contact list that I've been working on. You might say that it's regressed a bit (cause it has) but that's due to a different approach I've taken, which is to keep the model view stuff out of libkopete since we'd like to eventually separate the gui stuff from the non gui stuff. I'd show you contacts instead of just groups, but those don't work quite yet. So without any more rambling from me, here's the screenshot (click to see a larger version):
Quite impressive, right? 