After more than 1 year of work I'm happy to release the first version of mksv3
This post explains, what is mksv3, and why doest it exist.

I just finished file associations for syntax highlighting.
New features:

• It is possible to switch current language
• mksv3 is able to detect programming language of file by its first line, even if file name does not contain suffix. I.e. mksv3 main file called mksv3. Without .py, but, it contains #!/usr/bin/env python, so, will be recognised as Python file. Thanks Juffed for the idea

Hi

Some time ago I noticed, that I dislike our File Browser ui. It takes too lot of free space, and there are too lot of buttons, but I never use them.
I decided to improve the UI...

On the holidays I received very interesting handmade birthday gift
Photo of the gift

I also found funny dustbins in Pinsk (a city in Belarus)
Here is one
The city of linuxoids;)

After a long time I am happy to introduce Beaver Debugger. It is GDB frontend, integrated with MkS.

User fthieme recently reported, that version 1.8.4.0b1 is not buildable in his system. (Arch Linux, Qt 4.5.2)
We found a solution, svn trunk is fixed now.
If you can't build 1.8.4.0b1 - try to use svn trunk version.
Here is instructions: http://monkeystudio.org/wiki/Svn

Currently I am trying to port (steal ;) ) the Qt Creator debugger plugin, for use it with the MkS.
Today I've got a simple application, which contains unmodified code of the original debugger, and could load it and show it's UI and main menu. The current goal - a fully functional standalone (no Qt Creator, no MkS) debugger based on the debugger plugin codebase.
I think, 35% of work is done.
Sources are there:
svn://svn.tuxfamily.org/svnroot/monkeystudio/mks/creatordebugger

Update 05.12.2009
Screenshot creatordebugger2.png

Today our subversion repository has an jubilee -revision 3000