Leftovers: KDE/Qt
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Qt 5.7 Will Make Use Of Modern C++11 Features
Earlier this month I wrote about Qt developers looking at making Qt 5.6 a long-term support release. Today that decision was firmed up by Lars Knoll and he's also reinforced the plans for making Qt 5.7 release where the code-base will take advantage of C++11 language features.
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A Qt Quick / QML Compositing Manager For X11
KDE developer Alexander Mezin was looking at the Qt Wayland compositor code and rather than building yet another Wayland compositor decided to build something similar for X11. Mezin ended up building "qmlcompmgr", a compositing manager for X11 written in Qt Quick / QML.
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GNU Linux Libre 4.1 Now Available For Free Software Purists
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KDE's Kexi Is Receiving The Qt5/KF5 Treatment
A pre-alpha is out of Kexi 3, the port of the visual database creator to KDE Frameworks 5 and Qt 5.4.
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Penultimate Kickstarter voting results
Two weeks before voting closes we’re at a response rate of 91.38%: 604 of 661 possible votes. If you’re eligible to vote and haven’t done so yet, you have until 10am CEST on July 6 to make the response rate even higher! Note that no-award backers who have pledged 15 euros or more can also vote, though they haven’t received a survey. If this is you, please send mail to irina@krita.org, either with your vote or to ask for the list.
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Qt 5.5 Release Date Updated One Last Time
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Qt 5.5 Release Candidate Finally Appears
The release candidate to Qt 5.5 is now available with The Qt Company hoping to officially ship this tool-kit update soon.
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Qt containers and C++11 range-based loops
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