There needs to be more hours in the day =)
In the aftermath of aKademy I’ve been sketching out some content for kde.org, and trying to come up with a way of restructuring the FAQ that will make it easier to navigate. I think I need to have a long talk with kde-docs people about plans for khelpcentre4 and docs.kde.org to find out whether some of the things I want are even possible. Some cool new innovations should be coming soon - an ‘edit’ function is planned for docs.kde.org to allow users to send in small documentation patches, similar to the ease of using a wiki.
I’m slowly migrating content from the backups of my old site to wordpress, and adding my TUX & Linux Journal articles as well. If you’re interested in how-to style articles about KDE applications and didn’t read them in TUX/LJ the first time around, then please have a look around canllaith.org. Most of my article writing is in an effort to showcase KDE applications, although I do write about the odd Gnome application (usually on the suggestion of my editor).
More changes in my life - I’ve just started at IBM NZ as a Linux specialist with a significant pay rise and hopefully better working conditions. It’s only been a couple of days but I have a pretty good feeling about the position - it seems like IBM can provide a pretty nurturing environment, and of course working with open source software is a must for me - especially being able to run KDE on the nifty T42p they gave me =)
I also have some articles and a documentation proofreading contract to do this month, so it’s all very busy!