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
New Overlay Templates
I created a new Entry Template which uses the main image as a background and overlays a table of the information on top. You can download these directly from within Tellico from the Templates section of the configuration. Click the
Entry Templates From KDE Store
Some changes in the implementation of what used to be kde-apps.org several years ago went past me and I neglected to update Tellico with the changes. Prompted by a Tellico user sharing a new entry template with me, I went
First Light for Tellico and KDE Frameworks 5
I’ve started the process of porting Tellico to KDE Frameworks 5. Many things are currently broken, but the main application does compile and show a window! I’m not sure how long it will take to get the first beta release
Website Hacked
Recent visitors may have gotten a malware warning when visiting tellico-project.org in the last couple of weeks. Evidently, the website was hacked similar to described here. I took it down to try to figure out what happened, and I appreciate
Tellico Has Transitioned From Subversion to Git
Tellico has transitioned from using KDE’s SVN repository to the GIT repository. The KDE system admins have set up a very nice infrastructure for the new project management. Tellico’s project page is the top-level destination. The repository is available for
Annoyed by Tellico 2.3.1 not saving your window settings?
Did you upgrade to Tellico 2.3.1 only to discover that your carefully set window settings for visible columns and widths were lost? Bug 256373 is rather annoying, I know. If you compile from source, you can grab the short patch