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  1. When working on a software library which is targeting 3rd-party consumers, it is rather of self-interest to make the library uncomplicated to use.

  2. Okteta got “Best Application” 2024 Akademy Award

    The jury of this year’s KDE Akademy Awards, being by tradition representatives of last year’s winners, has selected the hex editor Okteta in the category “Best Application”.

  3. Include also moc files of headers

    And what about… While talking about the build time improvements seen by avoiding the use of Qt module header includes Volker Krause wondered: in chat regarding the compile time improvements, I have the suspicion that included moc files would help with inc…

  4. Review use of Qt module header includes

    Wait a minute… Having come across sources using include statements for some Qt module headers (like #include <QtDBus>), memories arose about a check from the static analyzer tool krazy as once run conveniently on KDE’s former ebn.kde.org site.

  5. No Yes/No, yes?

    How some evening supermarket shopping is triggering some API work… Human Mind vs.

  6. C++17’s {} impeding SC for new method overloads

    Are you the C++ experienced reader to solve the following challenge?

  7. KF5’s big ramp of deprecations to KF6

    A major part of the on-going preparations of version 6 of the KDE Frameworks is to see that the API breakage due to happen versus version 5 is mostly an API dropage.

  8. Okteta making a small step to Qt6

    Old, but stable, even more in when it comes to the feature set, and still getting its polishing now and then: your simple editor for the raw data of files, named Okteta.

  9. [[Sic, 2016.

  10. Lifting some of the mystery around QT_MOC_COMPAT

    ((Dumping here the info collected as reminder to self, but also everyone who might wonder and search the internet.