Tellico 4.0.1 is available, with a couple bug fixes.
Improvements and Bug Fixes
- Fixed encoding for HTML export in Qt6 (Bug 493180).
- Fixed compilation with Qt6/msvc.
- Added a menu item for changing the application language.
Tellico 4.0.1 is available, with a couple bug fixes.
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.
Especially since this has many updates and changes in the underlying library code, please backup your data before switching to the new version. Creating a full backup file can be done by using the Export to Zip option which will create a file with all your images together with the main collection.
Please let me know of any compilation issues or bugs, particularly since I haven’t tested this on a wide range of Qt6/KF6 releases. The KDE builds are all working, which certainly helps my confidence, but one never knows.
BUILD_WITH_QT6=off
flag is used.--log
and --logfile
command-line options (Bug 426624).--
as the file name.Tellico 3.5.5 is available, with a few important fixes.
Tellico 3.5.4 is available, with a few fixes.
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 to make sure everything is fully functional and has the correct appearance. But I’m hopeful to have a release soon. At the moment, the master branch compiles with either KF5/Qt5 or KF6/Qt6.
Tellico 3.5.3 is available, with a few minor clean-ups.
Tellico 3.5.2 is available, with a few new features and fixes.
Tellico 3.5.1 is available, with a few new features.
Tellico received a nice shoutout from the Destination Linux team, in episode 328. The Software Spotlight portion starts around 59 minutes into the video.
Tellico 3.5 is available, with several new features, updated data sources, and bug fixes. I expect this to be the last major release before transitioning to Qt6 and KDE Frameworks 6.
Please do let me know of any regressions in functionality, compilation problems, bug in the behavior, or suggestions for improvement!