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Home > Linux > KDE Frameworks 5.102 is here

KDE Frameworks 5.102 is here

The KDE Project KDE announced the arrival of Frameworks 5.102, which comes with improvements and many other changes.


Ezgi Koc Ezgi Koc
January 17, 2023
2 min read
KDE Frameworks 5.102 is here
  • KDE announced the release of KDE Frameworks 5.102.0 on 14 January 2023, around 2 months after KDE Frameworks 5.100.0.
  • KDE Frameworks 5.102 now supports file transfers larger than 2 GB in its KDE Connect application which enables users to share data between their computers and mobile devices.
  • The KDE Project’s KDE Frameworks 5.102 brings with it over 100 changes and improvements as well as various fixes.

The KDE Project is a free software as well as an open-source project that develops a range of applications, tools, and libraries for the Linux operating system. The project’s main focus is on creating an easy-to-use desktop environment that is highly customizable and extensible. The KDE Frameworks 5.102 release is part of a planned monthly release cycle that makes improvements available to developers in a timely and predictable manner.

Table of Contents

  • What’s new
    • KIO
    • Kirigami
    • Syntax Highlighting

What’s new

KDE Frameworks 5.102 now includes support for file transfers larger than 2 GB in its KDE Connect app which is an open-source application that enables users to securely connect and share data between their computers and mobile devices. It also allows users to access their files, notifications, music, and more from any device.

Some of the improvements and fixes with the update include:

  • Fixed safety issue of multiple threads use KConfig in the same process.
  • Updated dependencies and add a script to automate adding -u to ensure all variables are defined when used in KDE Doxygen Tools.
  • Fixed safety issue of multiple threads use KConfig in the same process.

KIO

  • [kprocessrunner] Don’t specify which desktop the app should be launched on (bug 462996).
  • Fixed crash when dealing with user notification dialog.
  • Made link against KWindowSystem private.
  • file_unix: Fix check for hidden NTFS files.

Kirigami

  • ActionMenuItem: Shorten one binding expression, remove useless check.
  • Fix getting tablet mode on application startup (bug 462187).
  • Use StandardKey.Find instead of “CTRL+F”.
  • Dialog: Fix assigning undefined to QObject property, which is a type error in QML.
  • Added appropriate tooltip and accessibility property to GlobalDrawer’s menu button.

Syntax Highlighting

  • Resolved conflict on .ex file extension.
  • Add new keywords: get and set

The newest update has more than 100 changes that users can check out here.

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Tags: KDE - KDE Plasma
Ezgi Koc

Ezgi Koc

Ezgi Koc is an editor at Cloud7 News. She graduated from Ege University with a bachelor's degree in English Language and Literature. She had a great interest in technology, both hardware and software, since her childhood and decided to pursue a career that would enable her to broaden her horizons in this field. She is very passionate about video games as a Twitch affiliate and streams games in her free time.

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