Linux Magazine included a nice article about Tellico in its June 2025 edition on Cool Linux Hacks. It has a nice description of adding items to one’s collection and how to search various sources online. A couple of screenshots are
Tellico 4.1.3 Released
Tellico 4.1.3 is available, with a few fixes.
Tellico 4.1.2 Released
Tellico 4.1.2 is available, with a few fixes.
Tellico 4.1.1 Released
Tellico 4.1.1 is available, with a few fixes.
Tellico 4.1 Released
Tellico 4.1 is available, with some improvements and bug fixes. This release and any subsequent bugfix dot releases (such as 4.1.1) will be the last ones that build with Qt5.
Tellico 4.0.1 Released
Tellico 4.0.1 is available, with a couple bug fixes.
Tellico 4.0 Released
I’m excited to make Tellico 4.0 available as the first version to leverage the new Qt6 and KDE Frameworks 6 libraries. Tellico 4.0 also continues to build with Qt5/KF5 for those who haven’t yet transitioned to the newer versions.
Tellico 3.5.5 Released
Tellico 3.5.5 is available, with a few important fixes.
Tellico 3.5.4 Released
Tellico 3.5.4 is available, with a few fixes. Improvements and Bug Fixes Fixed bug with opening help from the config dialog (Bug 479591). Updated Open Library source to search for comics (Bug 479506). Fixed bug with filter dialog buttons (Bug
Working Build With KDE Frameworks 6
With KDE’s Frameworks 6 being released recently, I’ve been working on getting Tellico to compile with it. It didn’t actually take too much work since I’ve been gradually porting away from any deprecated functions in Qt5. There’s plenty to do