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digiKam 4.11 Closes Many Bugs, Hopes For digiKam 5.0 By Year's End

Written by Michael Larabel in KDE on 21 June 2015 at 01:23 PM EDT. Add A Comment

Version 4.11 of the digiKam Software COllection is now available and in the process of this release its BugZilla has seen more than 250 closures due to being duplicated/invalid/fixed. With digiKam 4.11 also comes improved OS X support.

KDE/digiKam users interested in more information meanwhile can visit digiKam.org.

DigiKam 4.xx remains basically in maintenance mode with all major efforts being focused on the port of this digital photography management software to Qt5 + KDE Frameworks 5. There's also ongoing Google Summer of Code projects for furthering its capabilities. It's currently slated for the release of the KF5 port of the software before the end of the year.

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