Will write a short second post today as there’s something which really annoys me, the cursor will come just later.
There’s a bug on planet planet that makes me sometimes flood planetkde…. it’s the second time in 3 posts… Please fix it!!!!!!
I apologize with all the guys which I flooded the reading to.

In this post I’d also like to point out to you about an extremely valuable tool, written by one of my KDE co-hacker and good friend Paolo Capriotti.

I just noticed he blogged about it, I tried it this afternoon when he first shown his prerelease to me, and I must say it really rocks. It’s a tool written in ruby which performs similar tasks than kapptemplate (see kdesdk), but it works with templates and it’s *way* more powerful. It’s written for KDE 4 so that’s also a big plus (meaning automatic generation of CMake file, etc…). =)
It also comes with very handy tools builtin, and does *much* more than just generate empty apps, like it has the ability to add a GPLv2 header license to multiple source files with a one liner command line, or the ability to create skeletons for classes just as simply. Here’s the link to his blog entry:
http://pcapriotti.wordpress.com/2007/11/19/skema-01/

If you’re a developer, you should definitely try it out, it’s at its first release (0.1) after 2 days of developement, but it’s already awesome, and worths the trying. I’m already pretty excited about it. =)