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QTM v1.3 released

Submitted by admin on Tue, 2010-09-07 15:00
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From Qt-Apps.org:

Version 1.3 of QTM, the weblog client based on Qt 4, has been released. Changes:

  • HTML Syntax highlighting, with configurable colours
  • Uses Qt's network manager class, which requires Qt 4.4.0

Screenshots here, downloads from the QTM home page.

QtiPlot v0.9.8 released

Submitted by admin on Wed, 2010-06-30 17:17
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From Qt Apps:

Version 0.9.8 of QtiPlot, an Origin-like scientific plotting application based on Qt 4, has been released. Changes include:

  • Improved Excel interop, with ability to export tables and matrices as XLS files and improved XLS imports
  • Improvements to Origin project file imports, look and feel of the fit wizard and to the import ASCII wizard
  • Improvements to 2D plotting and data analysis capabilities, including new baseline tool

MonkeyStudio v1.8.4.0b1 released

Submitted by admin on Mon, 2009-06-29 15:42
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From MonkeyStudio website:

Version 1.8.4.0b1 of MonkeyStudio, an IDE for developing Qt 4 applications, has been released. This is a stable release, labelled as beta because it doesn't have all the functionality they want to introduce in the final 1.8.4.0 release. (Note to the MS developers: a release being labelled beta means it is unstable due to new, untested functionality. This should have been called 1.8.4.0, and the version with the new functionality should have been called 1.8.4.x or 1.8.5.0.)

Changes include:

QTM v1.1 released

Submitted by admin on Fri, 2009-06-26 11:56
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From Qt Apps:

Version 1.1 of QTM, an application for submitting entries to Movable Type, Wordpress and Drupal sites, has been released. Changes:

Highlight v2.10 released

Submitted by admin on Fri, 2009-06-26 11:53
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From Qt Apps:

Version 2.10 of Highlight, an application for turning source code into publishable documents (HTML, XML, LaTeX etc), has been released. Changes:

  • Added support for Rebol, Oz, Mercury, Zonnon, ATS (Applied Type System), CHILL, NetRexx, Inno Setup and INTERLIS
  • Improved Prolog, Pike, Oberon, Nice, Java, Lisp, Lua, Haskell, C# and SML definitions

For screenshots and downloads, see the Qt Apps page.

Syntext Serna v4.1 released

Submitted by admin on Fri, 2009-03-20 15:04
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From KDE Apps:

Version 4.1.0 of Syntext Serna, an XSL-based WYSIWYG XML content editor, has been released. Changes:

  • Drag & drop from Microsoft® Office Word and web browsers.
  • Drag & drop between opened documents.
  • API for extending drag & drop from external applications and within Serna.
  • Hot keys for Zoom commands, for switching between documents, and for operations with attributes.
  • Fixed a number of stability issues.

Screenshots here, downloads (Windows, Mac, Linux RPM/Deb and Solaris) here. Note that this is proprietary software and licence costs start from $559 for one to three users (a limited time 25% reduction), although there is a free version. Uses Qt 4 (the website doesn't mention a dependency, so presumably it's static).

QtiPlot v0.9.7.5 released

Submitted by admin on Wed, 2009-03-11 22:11
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From Qt Apps:

Version 0.9.7.5 of QtiPlot, a data analysis and scientific plotting application similar to Origin, has been released. Changes:

  • Improved export options for 2D and 3D plots: now you can specify a custom resolution and print size using either the user interface or the Python scripting API.
  • Implemented the possibility to add user defined menus.
  • Fixed issues when exporting to SVG format. Now QtiPlot uses Qwt version 5.2 from SVN (shipped with the QtiPlot sources in order to simplify the compilation process).
  • Added engineering notation to 2D plot scales (thanks to Bartosz Mindur).
  • Implemented stem-and-leaf plots (inspired by Python code written by Knut Franke).
  • Improved the Python scripting interface (thanks to Michael Roemer):
    • added function to adjust decimal separators of imported ascii files
    • added function to delete a colum of a table
    • fixed compilation issues with Python 2.6
    • fixed compilation with Python scripting support disabled
  • Improved import of Origin 7.5 projects (thanks to Alex Kargovsky): added import of contour plots and fixed import of matrix color maps
  • Improved table statistics: fixed column type settings and added calculation of median value.
  • Improved the behavior of 2D plot tools.
  • Improved the preferences dialog: now it is possible to specify which axes will be displayed in new 2D plot layers.
  • Fixed preview curve in fit wizard.
  • Fixed error values reported for built-in exponential fits.
  • Fixed platform specific issues on Mac OS X affecting 3D plots.
  • Fixed a few other minor bugs.
  • Added a Romanian translation.

For screenshots see feature list on home page; downloads (source, binaries for Linux, Mac and Windows in return for support contract) here. Requires Qt 4.4; for other dependencies, see home page.

Eric4 v4.3.0 released

Submitted by admin on Tue, 2009-02-10 05:25
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From Qt Apps:

Version 4.3 of Eric4, the Python- and Qt-based IDE for developing Python applications, has been released. Changes include:

  • Added support for new QScintilla lexers (Fortran, Fortran77, Pascal, PostScript, XML, YAML)
  • Added support for custom lexers as plug-ins
  • Spell-checking support (requires pyenchant)
  • Added ability to customise margins
  • Added auto-completion from templates
  • Added drag & drop to re-order editor tabs
  • Added embedded find and find/replace dialogs
  • Added new window layouts, Toolboxes and Sidebars
  • Added simple terminal-like window
  • Support for remote help documentation
  • Added SVN changelist support
  • Added ability to ignore exceptions when debugging
  • Extended shortcuts configuration dialog
  • Import/export of eric4 configuration and syntax highlighting styles
  • Changed licence to GPL v3

Full changelog here. Screenshots here, downloads (Python source bundle with translations; no distro packages) here. Requires Qt and PyQt 4.3, Python 2.4 and QScintilla v2.2 or later.

Eric4 v4.2.5 released

Submitted by admin on Sun, 2009-01-18 03:52
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From Qt Apps:

Version 4.2.5 of Eric4, an IDE for Python based on PyQt, the bindings of Qt for Python, has been released. This is a bug-fix release. Screenshots here, downloads (bundled Python only, no packages) here. Requires Qt 4.3 (for full requirements, see download links).

QTM v0.7.1.1 released

Submitted by admin on Sun, 2009-01-04 16:46
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From Qt Apps:

Version 0.7.1.1 of QTM, a desktop content management client based on Qt 4, has been released. Changes:

  • New feature: Ability to set background and text colours in the editor, preview and console (requires Qt 4.2 at present)
  • Improvement: Auto-sets local storage directory if there isn't one
  • Improvement: Runs the prefs then the accounts for a first-time user if they click "Yes" in the start-up dialog (and displays "Stage [1/2] of 2" on the dialog titles)
  • Improvement: When the category selectors are displayed, searches for categories if there are already none
  • Improvement: Sets the status to "dirty" when changing the blogs or categories only if there is text in the main entry widget
  • Improvement: Removed redundant EditingWindow constructor
  • Improvement: Prepends / to the location field, as webservers require full paths (e.g. /mt/mt-xmlrpc.cgi or /xmlrpc.php, NOT just xmlrpc.php)
  • Bug fix: Fixed crash which occurred in the accounts dialog after a new account was deleted and it was the only account
  • Bug fix: Corrects start-up behaviour for new users, i.e. stops prompting them for prefs even after they have specified their preferences
  • Bug fix: Now auto-refreshes blog list after using accounts dialog when there is only one account
  • Bug fix: Failed to store auto-filled server and location details (esp. on wordpress.com sites)
  • Bug fix: Fixed bug which caused the wrong blog ID to be sent out in XML-RPC requests after changing accounts in certain circumstances

Screenshots here, downloads (source, packages for various Linux distros with Windows and Mac binaries to follow) from the home page.

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