We just released 4.3.0. The What’s new page gives a comprehensive list of new features in Qt 4.3. One of the things about the open development process we have at Trolltech is that it leaves no room for surprise . So sorry, there is not a single surprise feature that we have not blogged or […]
There we have it – A single source package that you can use to compile Qt on any platform. The zip package is for users who prefer Windows line endings in Qt source files. In contrast, the tar.gz package contains Unix line endings. The tar.bz2 packages are, ummm, a mistake (they will die shortly). The […]
Download the open source packages here. The Windows binary is now built with OpenSSL. The RC should compile in practically all platforms. If it doesn’t, please let us know (Either contact Support or send a mail to qt4-preview-feedback).
We released Qt and Qtopia Core 4.3.0 beta source packages today. You can download them here. Binaries will be available by this friday. Note that the Open Source beta packages are now available under GPL. Space being limited, a lot of non-buzzword-compliant features got unceremoniously dropped from the What’s new page. So here is a […]
Thanks to some great work by Sam Magnuson, QSystemTrayIcon::showMessage() will support Growl on the mac in Qt 4.3. With this change, supportsMessages() no longer returns false on any of our desktop platforms. Here’s the obligatory screenshot: Note that the documentation for showMessage() states that messages are not guaranteed to be displayed. As a result, we […]
Lost in all the Qt 4.2 publicity for Widget Style Sheets and Graphics View is the auto completion framework which makes it easy to provide auto completions in just about any widget. The framework is really just one class – QCompleter. The completer provides support for three completion modes – Inline, Popup and Unfiltered Popup. […]