It took much more time to finalize the release than we planned in the beginning after the 2.4 release was done. But we hope the number of features we implemented for 2.5 and their impact on the workflows supported by LabPlot can justify this delay….

Coming close to the next release of LabPlot, the last new feature in this release that we want to introduce is the support for live data. This feature developed by Fábián Kristóf during “Google Summer of Code 2017” program. In this context, the support for…

We had to revise our release plans because of a feature that many users have asked for and that took more time than estimated – the import of © OriginLab Origin projects. Since this feature is quite important and since we had some implementation for…

Continuing the introduction of the new features coming soon with the next release of LabPlot (see the previous blogs here and here), we want to share today some news about the developments we did for the data fitting (linear and non-linear regression analysis) in the…

One of the usual data visualization workflows supported by LabPlot involves the import of some external data into the application and the creation of plots. Once the data is imported, e.g. into a spreadsheet, there are basically the following steps to do in order to…

As already mentioned in the previous post, we plan to finalize the next release of LabPlot by the end of this year. A lot of new features for 2.5 are implemented and can be already tried out. In this short post we want to introduce…

In the past there were two versions of LabPlot. The first one was based on Qt4 and KDE4 libraries. The second one uses Qt 5 and KDE frameworks 5. The development was done mainly in the Qt4-based branch which was merged from time to time…

We are happy to announce the next release of LabPlot! The concise list of changes is available in the changelog. In the following we describe the most important new features in more details. Beginning with the previous release, LabPlot is available for the Windows platform….

In the last days we moved our content from labplot.sourceforge.net to labplot.kde.org. When visiting the old page you’ll be automatically redirected to the new one. This is the last step in our transition from SourceForge to KDE’s infrastructure. The new homepage got a more modern…