KDE Frameworks For Linux

KDE Frameworks is an open source and free software project distributed as part of the KDE desktop environment and designed to provide developers with a collection of tools and libraries for developing powerful applications for the KDE Plasma graphical environment, built using the Qt5 framework. The software includes the code base of almost all KDE applications, with well-defined abilities and dependencies, providing high-level functionality like menus and toolbars, file access, and spell checking.

Key Features:

• Open source and free software project


• Collection of tools and libraries for developers


• Built using the Qt5 framework


• High-level functionality like menus and toolbars


• Separate downloads for tools and libraries

Specifications:

• Version: 5.66


• Price: FREE


• Publisher: KDE e.V.


• Tested on: Debian, Ubuntu, Arch Linux, Fedora, openSUSE


• Written in: C++ programming language

The libraries comprised in the KDE Frameworks project are distributed as independent and cross-platform modules, called Qt Addons. They're available to Qt and KDE developers alike, as well as to all who want to accelerate, simplify, and reduce the cost of Qt development on any platform. Most of the tools and libraries included in the KDE Frameworks project are written in the C++ programming language.

Installation Requirements:

• Qt5 framework


• Recent GCC compiler


• Git


• Latest kdesrc-build package

To build KDE Frameworks, all these dependencies need to be installed. Detailed installation instructions can be found on the project's homepage.

Download KDE Frameworks For Linux now, and start creating powerful applications for the KDE Plasma graphical environment!