Qt 4.4.0 fully released
Posted by Thiago Macieira
in Qt, KDE, News
on Tuesday, May 06, 2008 @ 14:58

Qt logoThat’s the moment we’ve all been waiting for… or dreading. We’ve worked for long months getting it done and you’ve all been asking for it. Some of you even realised it has already been available for a few days, unannounced… And now it’s finally, at last, there!

Qt 4.4.0 is released

Last week, we had a sneak release to current customers. And now it’s on the Trolltech homepage for the world to see. To make your life easier, here’s a download button:

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We’re quite proud of this release. It’s the most feature-packed release of Qt ever and certainly the largest release since Qt 4.0.0 itself. This release adds:

* The Windows CE platform
* The Phonon new module: multimedia integration
* The QtWebKit new module: web integration
* The QtXmlPatterns new module: powerful XML support
* The QtHelp new module: flexible help support
* The QtConcurrent framework: parallel programming
* A new network resource access stack
* Support for regular widgets on Graphics View
* Support for non-native windows
* Support for shared memory
* Support for inter-process semaphores
* Support for painting on auxiliary threads
* Support for atomic operations on integers and pointers
* Improved printing support
* A new Qt Assistant
* And much more, since I will never be able to remember everything we’ve done

Not happy with all of that, we’re also bringing you:

* A video showing our demos
* A downloadable version of the pre-built demos (Windows only)
* White papers on embedded development, web support, XML, user interface styling