What are your favorite qt4/qt5 applications ?

[dicktater]

mmm... OK. I had installed cool-old-term on two machines with nvidia nouveau (xfce & enlightenment) and it looked like crap. This is from a machine with ati radeon (pekwm) and it looks like it should (less the goofy effects).

[Esclapion]

I have an Amd with free driver

[archiebunker]

kdenlive

[excalibur1234]

good news!

otter-browser version 09.02 beta2 has been released and is available in AUR. i am writing this post in it.
it supports bookmarking and adblocking (with adblock plus filter lists) now.

look here: http://otter-browser.org/


flash videos (e.g. on youtube) still do not work out of the box. but the development speed of otter-browser is impressive.

it is interesting to read the planned features for future versions, too: https://github.com/Emdek/otter/blob/master/TODO

[Esclapion]

sddm 0.9.0 has been released today.

If I have a bit of time (and courage), I will try it. It's already in AUR, because one of the main devs of lxqt uses Manjaro. 

[qanjaro]

good news!

otter-browser version 09.02 beta2 has been released and is available in AUR. i am writing this post in it.
it supports bookmarking and adblocking (with adblock plus filter lists) now.

look here: http://otter-browser.org/


flash videos (e.g. on youtube) still do not work out of the box. but the development speed of otter-browser is impressive.

it is interesting to read the planned features for future versions, too: https://github.com/Emdek/otter/blob/master/TODO

This will be the best browser regardless of toolkit or platform.

[dicktater]

This will be the best browser regardless of toolkit or platform.

Otter!

[Esclapion]

Hi,

I already had it in my Lxqt working ISO, generated yesterday  :



Installed size : 3,828 MB (64 bits)

[excalibur1234]

i have a question:

otter has this on their to do list:

- extensions (Firefox and Chrome APIs support)

does this mean we will be able to use firefox add-ons AND google chrome extensions in otter?

maybe it depends on the backend otter uses?

- Blink backend (with upcoming QtWebEngine, when API will be useful)

[chaudhry07]

i have a question:

otter has this on their to do list:does this mean we will be able to use firefox add-ons AND google chrome extensions in otter?

maybe it depends on the backend otter uses?

if this happens then i will be all for otter because i am using some of FF addons i cannot live without especially for security.

[excalibur1234]

if this happens then i will be all for otter because i am using some of FF addons i cannot live without especially for security.

it sounds to me like they plan to support chrome extensions, because they plan to support the blink backend (the google chrome backend) as well. i think it is impossible to have firefox add-ons with the blink backend.

[chaudhry07]

good news!

otter-browser version 09.02 beta2 has been released and is available in AUR. i am writing this post in it.
it supports bookmarking and adblocking (with adblock plus filter lists) now.

look here: http://otter-browser.org/


flash videos (e.g. on youtube) still do not work out of the box. but the development speed of otter-browser is impressive.

it is interesting to read the planned features for future versions, too: https://github.com/Emdek/otter/blob/master/TODO

From the timeline, it really looks promising and perhaps can compete with the giants.

[chaudhry07]

it sounds to me like they plan to support chrome extensions, because they plan to support the blink backend (the google chrome backend) as well. i think it is impossible to have firefox add-ons with the blink backend.

Perhaps you are right but the devs clearly mentioned firefox addons. To be honest i don't want you to be right because i would love to see firefox addons in otter since chrome extensions lack when compared with Firefox addons  .

Edit: sorry a typpo wanted to say FF addons but instead repeated chrome

[qanjaro]

Just to let you know that such a thing exist:

https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/plume-creator/

[dicktater]

Just to let you know that such a thing exist:

https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/plume-creator/

Plume Creator v 0.67 very soon
We will drop the html format for the text, adopting a simplified txt2tags format. If you know BBCode and Markdown, they are in the same family of "Lighweight markup languages".

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Txt2tags

txt2tags is a document generator software that uses a lightweight markup language. txt2tags is free software under GNU General Public License.

Written in Python, it can export documents to several formats including: HTML, XHTML, SGML, LaTeX, Lout, roff, MediaWiki, Google Code Wiki, DokuWiki, MoinMoin, MagicPoint, PageMaker and plain text.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Txt2tags