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Release Digest: KDE, December 12, 2002

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KBarcode
1.1.1
Summary:  An easy-to-use printing and management system for
barcodes.
Release Focus:  Minor feature enhancement(s)
Release Note:  Added millimeter-based label positioning; previews with real
values in the label editor; and a grid to the label editor.
Improved label printing speed when no barcodes are used; and memory
usage while printing.
KDE Version:  KDE 3.0.x
Category:  Office : Organization / Tracking
More Info:  http://apps.kde.com/na/2/info/vid/8345
 
PyQt
3.5
Summary:  A set of Python bindings
for Qt.
Release Focus:  Major feature enhancement(s)
Release Note:  Added support for Qt 3.1; additional classes and methods; and
support for QScintilla. Improved support for Qtopia 1.5.0
greatly.
KDE Version:  Qt 3.0.x (KDE 3.0.x), Qt Embedded 2.3.x, Qt 2.3.x (KDE 2.1.x +)
or Qt 1.4x (KDE 1.1.x)
Category:  Development : Programming Languages
More Info:  http://apps.kde.com/na/2/info/vid/8343
 
QScintilla
0.3
Summary:  A port to Qt of Neil Hodgson’s Scintilla C++ editor class.
Release Focus:  Major feature enhancement(s)
Release Note:  Added drag’n’drop support; support for different folding
styles; support for brace matching; support for automatic
indentation; support for end-of-line characters; support for
whitespace visibility; full i18n support; and German translations.
Completed the Unicode support. Updated to Scintilla 1.49. A
commercial version for Windows is available from RiverBank.
KDE Version:  Qt 3.0.x (KDE 3.0.x)
Category:  Development : Tools : Editors
More Info:  http://apps.kde.com/na/2/info/vid/8342
 
Realrekord
0.8
Summary:  A RealPlayer®
recorder and Live Radio Station database.
Release Focus:  Initial public release
KDE Version:  KDE 3.0.x
Category:  Multimedia : Audio : Converters
More Info:  http://apps.kde.com/na/2/info/vid/8341
 

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