KDE's Journey to Qt6 and Beyond with Nicolas Fella | #QtWS23
Abstract: The KDE community has been developing free software using Qt for over 25 years. Naturally, the transition to Qt6 has had a huge impact on our work. In this talk we are going to look at how KDE approached the Qt6 port, what we learned while doing it, what others can learn from our experience, and what the future for KDE and Qt holds.
About the Speaker: Nicolas is a Software Platform Engineer at KDE e.V., the nonprofit organization behind the KDE Community. He has over five years of experience writing KDE software using Qt.
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