KDE: Plasma Mobile and Qt Quick Controls
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How to emulate Plasma Mobile on your machine with qemu
If you want to develop for Plasma Mobile, but you don’t have a Mobile device, it is useful to emulate a Plasma Mobile on your desktop or laptop. Earlier this was not documented and has been asked multiple times on how to achieve this.
This blog post is intended to help install a Plasma Mobile on the qemu-x86.
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Qt Quick Controls 2: Imagine Style
Back in April we wrote about image-based styling for Qt Quick Controls 2. Since then, we have made good progress and nailed down some aspects that were still under consideration. We call the new style “Imagine”.
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Are you ready for Qt Quick Controls 2.3?
This blog post takes a brief look at some of the new features in Qt Quick Controls 2.3 released as part of Qt 5.10. See also New Features in Qt 5.10 for a more detailed list.
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