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Submission + - Nokia Releases Qt 4.6 (nokia.com) 2

Submitted by Lawand on Tuesday December 01, 2009 @08:13AM

Lawand writes: Nokia today released Qt 4.6, the latest version of the cross-platform application and UI framework. Featuring new platform support, powerful new graphical capabilities and support for multi-touch and gestures, and this is the first release to include significant code contributed from the community
This release introduces support for the Symbian platform with integration for the S60 framework, expanding the addressable market for Qt applications by over 130 million Symbian devices.

Comment Re:Color me not impressed (Score 1) 165

by troubalex on Thursday May 28, 2009 @10:31AM (#28123511) Attached to: KOffice 2.0.0 Now Open For Firefox-Like Extensions

Thanks for this excellent comment. :)

KOffice 2.0.0 Now Open For Firefox-Like Extensions 165

Posted by CmdrTaco on Thursday May 28, 2009 @10:00AM from the i-got-yer-extension-right-here dept.

jakeb writes "After a massive three-year development effort KOffice 2.0.0 has been released (packages for Kubuntu are available) aiming to be a lightweight, cross-platform office suite that supports third-party apps and extensions. With its new design (everything, including the core components, is a module) and bindings, you don't need to know C++ to hack on KOffice, as extensions can be written in Python or Java, among others. TechWorld has an interview with KOffice marketing coordinator Inge Wallin about the vision for an easy-to-use office suite that supports click-to-install extensions like Firefox. Will this be the key to KOffice rising above all other free office suites? The KOffice devs think so. An online repository of extensions, templates, and content for KOffice? I like the sound of that."

Qt Opens Source Code Repositories 230

Posted by timothy on Tuesday May 12, 2009 @11:23AM from the good-news-on-a-few-fronts dept.

sobral writes "Following the announcement of the LGPL license model, since yesterday the Qt source code repositories are open to the public together with their roadmap. The contribution model is online and will enable developers from the community to submit patches through a single click process, avoiding the previous hassle of sending in signed paperwork. The code is hosted at qt.gitorious.org and an instant benefit of this launch is that Qt Software has been working together with Gitorious maintainers for the last four months to improve Gitorious and all these new features are already submitted upstream."

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