From the monthly archives:
As the Qt legal gal I receive numerous questions from companies looking to use Qt, wanting to know which license makes the most sense for them. Obviously licensing can be a complex topic and there are specialists out there who are dedicated to this topic. To help our existing and potential customers I put together a [...]
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I just returned from a trip to Berlin and when I entered my office this morning I had the strange feeling that my lovely office mate Kathy was up to something. She kept staring to her screen and occasionally mumbled incomprehensible phrases to herself. Needless to say that she caught my attention curious as I [...]
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Today we start down the ‘open road to Qt code’ – a series of interviews that showcases real Qt users and uncovers their amazing work and ideas. Our featured guest today is Frank Karlitschek, a computer science professional from Reutlingen, Germany who now lives in Stuttgart. Frank has worked for over a decade in management [...]
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Dev Days 2009 has been run and won, and it was fantastic to see such big turnouts both in Munich and San Francisco. The numbers are impressive – Over 1000 attendees, 450 people trained (sold out – up 300% on 2008), one Qt-powered coffee machine, strong attendance at Qt in Education sessions…the list goes on. [...]
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Avid readers of the blog on Qt Labs will already know about today´s twin Qt Creator 1.3 and Qt 4.6 release candidates. What our Qt Release Manager Jason didn´t mention in his post, however, was the fact that we are packaging Qt and Qt Creator pre-releases together into a combined Release Candidate SDK for the [...]
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Last Friday (yes… again we’re amazingly slow in the Marketing department in Oslo) Matthias Ettrich received the German Federal Cross of Merit for his work on Free Software in general and KDE in particular. We are impressed. There is not much more to say than: Congratulations, Matthias, it’s well deserved.
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Winter has shown it’s frosty face for the first time now, and while a lot of us were on their way to warmer places the unhappy rest had to prepare their minds for the cold and dark days to come. Which made us a bit slow, I have to admit. We did notice however that [...]
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