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Maui @ Plasma Mobile Sprint 2019

This year I attended to my first ever KDE Sprint, it was at Berlin and the work was focused on a super…

MauiKit UI tweaks/papercuts & more

MauiKit is a framework based on QQC2 and Kirigami, that helps to create convergent applications that run on GNU Linux and Android, based on the Maui HIG.

This posts aims to show the ongoing work on the UI/UX design, this is still a work in…

Maui RoadMap

This year KDE’s Akademy event is officially over and there is now a clear road map for the near future of the Maui Project.

At this year’s Akademy event I talked about VVAVE, the music player that forms part of the Maui Project, and also had the chance to have a discussion around…

Proyecto MauiKit

El proyecto MauiKit hace parte del proyecto Maui que apunta a completar un shell para una distribución GNU Linux con aplicaciones convergentes y multiplataforma que se adapten a pantallas de computadoras de escritorio, a teléfonos móviles y otro tipo de dispositivos táctiles.

MauiKit Controls

In a previous post I introduced the MauiKit project, the idea with this post is to follow up the previous one and demonstrate some of the controls from the MauiKit and show you how to get started.

Maui Shared Tagging System

Maui Shared Tagging system is a small but important part of a bigger idea being designed and developed for the Maui Project.

Such idea is to have a set of essential apps that are cohesive on the UI and UX design level and that shared their parts…

Maui Kit

Maui stands for Multi-purpose Application User Interface, it was previously known as the Nomad project, however the base idea behind the project still remains the same.

Maui is a project that aims for convergence, it makes use of the KDE community technologies and brings to the mix a…

The Maui Project

What’s the Maui project?

Maui Apps— APK packages

The Maui Project is a set of basic applications that follow a cohesive HIG that aims for convergence, that meaning that the same app can be used on mobile and desktop devices, such as GNU Linux distributions, Plasma Mobile and Android, and eventually even on Mac OS X, IOS and Windows.