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 get the data visualized: create a worksheet (if not available […]
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Import from SQL databases
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 one of the new features – the import from SQL […]
No Qt4/KDE4libs version of LabPlot anymore
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 to the Qt5/frameworks branch where the porting to Qt5/frameworks, if […]
LabPlot 2.4 released
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. Now we further extend the support for different operating systems […]
Please welcome LabPlot’s new homepage!
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 look and a responsive web-design. In the next months we’ll […]
LabPlot 2.3.0 released
Less then four months after the last release and after a lot of activity in our repository during this time, we’re happy to announce the next release of LabPlot with a lot of new features. So, be prepared for a long post. As already announced couple of days ago, starting with this release we provide […]
Windows version of LabPlot is coming (soon)
We are coming close to the next release of LabPlot with a lot of new features. The development for the next release is finished and we’re doing some final testing, improving the documentation, checking the issues reported by code analysis tools, etc. As always, we’ll write about this a dedicated and detailed release announcement soon. […]
LabPlot 2.2.0 released
We are happy to announce the next release of LabPlot. You can download the source code of the KDE4Libs-based version of LabPlot here. For the KF5-version of LabPlot use this link. The main new feature of this release is a new tool that allows you to easily extract data from image files – Datapicker. This […]
LabPlot 2.1.0 released
Today we release the next version of LabPlot – 2.1.0. The summary of all new features was given already in the announcement of the release candidate. Only couple of small fixes were made after the release candidate was announced. Starting with this release we’ll provide two versions of LabPlot – the first based on KDE4-libs […]
Release candidate for LabPlot 2.1.0
With the upcomming release we decided to change the numbering schema. Starting from now, every time we implement new features, we increase the second digit in the version string. The third digit will be reserved for patch (hot fix) releases without any new features. The major number will be increased on any worldshaking events like […]