KDE: Necuno Mobile, Usability & Productivity, Qt 5.12.0, Doxyqml 0.5.0, October/November in KDE Itinerary
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Necuno Mobile: an open source smartphone with KDE Plasma Mobile
Most modern smartphones come with one of two operating systems: Android or iOS. But open source enthusiasts who are unhappy with those choices have been dreaming of a truly open, GNU/Linux-based phone.
Purism is building one, but it’s not ready to ship yet. Pine64 may have one on the way soon as well. And now you can add another phone to the mix: the Necuno Mobile.
Finnish company Necuno Solutions has unveiled plans to launch a phone with a 5.5 inch touchscreen display, a quad-core processor, and a Linux-based operating system with the KDE Plasma user interface.
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This week in Usability & Productivity, part 47
This week in Usability & Productivity we did a lot of work on our Plasma 5.12 long-term support release and performance improvements for KIO and Baloo (many of which are not individually significant enough to be mentioned here, but will add up to some great improvements over time). Lots of nice bugfixes and new features snuck in, too.
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Qt 5.13.0 schedule proposal
Now when Qt 5.12.0 is almost ready it is time to agree initial schedule for Qt 5.13.0 release.
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Qt 5.13 Gets Scheduled For A May Debut
While Qt 5.12 isn't even out until next week, The Qt Company has already begun formulating their early plans around Qt 5.13.
A proposed schedule was volleyed this week for Qt 5.13 as the next release succeeding the imminent Qt 5.12 LTS release. For the most part there isn't any surprises with it just being another six-month update that puts it in the usual May release target.
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Release month, Doxyqml 0.5.0
December just started, and this year I want to try to do something a bit similar to advent calendars: make a new release of one of my (too) many projects every weekend! This release month begins with the release of Doxyqml 0.5.0, an input filter to let you document your QML code using Doxygen.
Just like in version 0.4.0, most of the work has been done by other contributors, with me taking care of reviewing the code and improving project infrastructure (improving tests, adding coding style checks...).
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October/November in KDE Itinerary
It’s already two month since I last wrote a summary on recent developments in KDE Itinerary, so here is what happened in October and November. With the 18.12 application release coming up shortly, that’s also largely what you can expect in there.
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