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      <title>Final Evaluations results processed for Amarok and KDE UPnP Integration</title>
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      <description> Hi Nikhil Marathe,&#xA;We have processed the evaluation for your project named Amarok and KDE UPnP Integration with KDE.&#xA;Congratulations, from our data it seems that you have successfully passed the Final Evaluations. Please contact your mentor to discuss &gt;the results of your evaluation and to plan your goals and development plan for the rest of the program&#xA;Greetings, The Google Open Source Programs Team&#xA;Yay!&#xA;Posted via email from nikhil&#39;s posterous </description>
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      <title>UPnP Searching</title>
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      <description>I&amp;rsquo;ve been pretty quite about GSoC progress. But I had a great time at aKademy and forgot all about blog posts. So the current status is thus. If programming was just about getting things done, I am done! But its not, which means although everything I was supposed to do is done in a big picture way, the next few weeks will see bug fixes, optimization and ensuring that certain things can be done faster, more accurately or in a more user-friendly manner.</description>
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      <title>GSoC Week 4: Experimenting with Collections</title>
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      <description>I didn&#39;t write a post last week, and it looks really bad in my form completion :) but I didn&#39;t have any user visible updates at all. This week is much better. First the visual then the text.&#xA;That&#39;s cover art fetched from the UPnP device when the Content Directory has it available!&#xA;Other updates include smoother full and incremental scanning of the Collection. This is one area which needs a lot more improvement.</description>
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      <title>How bug reporting should be</title>
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      <description>Amarok has the best way of reporting a bug. Whenever Amarok crashes it&#xA;launches a KMail compose window with full debug information filled in and adressed. Which means you just click send. This is way better than having to go to the project&#39;s bug tracker and create an account - the worst part - and then submit a bug. I wish all of KDE ( and others ) went this way.</description>
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