Just a quick update to say “Hello Again” to everyone; I’ve just graduated in Control Systems so finally I’ve got enough free time to contribute back to KDE, so see you around 😀
For those who are interested a little bit on the subject of my thesis, it’s all about a bunch of graphs and lots of considerations regarding the implementation (and co-simulation) of the so called “Three-Loop Algorithm” for controlling the trajectory of a missile in two dimensions.
Oh, and loooooooooooooots of kudos to Kile’s developers, it’s been a pleasure to see how it improved after the last time I had the chance to use it 🙂
If you want to read more, you can download My Thesis … There’s also an Easter Egg, if you can spot it 😉
(Btw there are a couple of errors I’ve spotted after giving it at the registrar’s office, anyway they’re not that relevant)
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The style you used for latex is really good and clean. Can you release an example of it?
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That’s what I was already planning to do, as you can see from the first comment at the beginning of the file 😉
I have to cleanup the source file, swap some includes and then I’ll write an other post with the sample and some use cases too.
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Wow, an unipd post on planetKDE 🙂
You should join the FIUP and Programmers in Padua groups on facebook!
See ya and props for your degree 😀
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Thanks for the invitation but luckily, I never had a FB account, only G+ 🙂
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i am from unipi 🙂
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Happy Graduation 😀
And wow, that Kile screenshot looks so different from when I was writing my own a year or two ago. It looks awesome! Too bad I don’t actually do latex nowadays anymore.
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Thanks a lot Yuen Hoe 🙂
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