Qt 5.9 Beta 3, KDE Neon, and Krita
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Qt 5.9 beta3 available
Qt 5.9 beta3 is now available. Instructions how to get the release are here: https://wiki.qt.io/How_to_get_snapshot_via_online_installer. Diff to second beta can be found as an attachment.
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Qt 5.9 Beta 3 Now Available
For those looking forward to the upcoming Qt 5.9 tool-kit release, the third beta is now shipping.
Qt release manager Jani Heikkinen has announced the Qt 5.9 Beta 3 release for testing and is encouraging users/developers to try it out to find bugs/regressions ahead of the planned release possibly at the end of May but could be delayed into June.
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Has anyone used KDE Neon aside from myself?
I love it so much so that it's now my daily driver (having completely erased Windows whereas I normally dual-boot).
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Krita 3.1.3 Update Lets You Run Multiple Instances of the Digital Painting App
Today, May 1, Krita Foundation proudly announced the release and general availability of the third maintenance update to the Krita 3.1 stable series of the open-source digital painting app for all supported platforms.
Shipping with a ton of bug fixes, as well as a handful of cool new features, Krita 3.1.3 is here two months after the previous update to implement an option that finally allows users to run multiple instances of the app. It also implements the Cut, Copy, Paste, and Object Ordering context menu actions for the default tool.
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