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Recap of what we did at the goals sprint and where we are today.

The criteria for the Blue Angel for resource- and energy-efficient software have been updated. What has changed and what does that mean for KDE?

In just 8 minutes you too will be ready to start using Selenium AT-SPI.

KDE Eco has begun a new initiative "Opt Green: Sustainable Software For Sustainable Hardware".

KEcoLab, a tool for measuring software energy consumption, needs robust testing to ensure its functionality after every code change. This blog post presents the work I did in Season of KDE 2024 implementing dedicated test builds using Kate test scripts to achieve this goal. By implementing a dedicated "test-build" and "integration" stage within the CI/CD pipeline, we can enhance KEcoLab's reliability and maintain confidence in its results. Read more

Enhancing and promoting Selenium to achieve KDE's goals.

KEcoLab Sustainability has been one of three goals at KDE over the past 2 years. One aspect of this goal is to measure the energy consumption of KDE software. To do this, it is necessary to access the lab in KDAB, Berlin, which can now be done remotely using KEcoLab. Read more

Extending KdeEcoTest support for Windows platform

Improving KdeEcoTest and making it compatible on Wayland systems

In this post I start my journey in Google Summer of Code (GSoC) with KDE Eco by describing progress made on the exciting project of making remote access to the Energy Measurement Lab a reality.