The summary of recent changes is:

• Plasma::WebView does the same (and better) with less lines of code.
• Plasma::WebView uses now a KDE integrated WebKit.
• Web Browser now supports windows (with overlays).
• The progress bar has been replaced with a ProgressComboBox (like rekonq).

By the end of the tokamak plasma will provided to users a complete web experience.

New system settings/style desktop theme configuration tab

Now I’m still working on Desktop Settings dialog and I will continue to improve it.

Next step is to add categories to wallpaper settings.

I’ve been away for a long time due to several reasons (including school exams) but now I’m here in Swiss.

Now I’m in an amazing place with stunning views and fresh. I will post more things about this tokamak later.

Without any doubt Tokamak II was a great meeting, as it allowed me to work on several things. Two of these things are High Definition Oxygen icons and Nuvola icons.

High Definition Oxygen is a folder that contains 256×256 icons for mimetypes and places and the really good news is that now Oxygen iconset uses less space on disk than before: we don’t install SVGs anymore (so we can save about 60 mb) and we can use a piece of that free space for the new high definition icons that are incredibly small (they requires only a couple of mb).

Something that I really liked about Oxygen is that it is already ready to render at big sizes (Oxygen artists have done a great work).

I have also great news for Nuvola icon set fans: Nuvola is back and it will be part of KDE 4.3 kdeartwork module
During tokamak I spent several hours renaming and fixing Nuvola icon names and now it can be used also on KDE 4