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We have a release of Kile 2.9.95, also known as 3.0 beta 4! Earlier today, Michel Ludwig tagged the current Git master. This is the first beta release since October 2019. Beside the port to KDE Frameworks 6 and Qt 6, it provides a couple of new features and bug fixes. New features Port to KDE Frameworks 6 & Qt 6 (Port by Carl Schwan) Enable high-dpi support Provide option to hide menu bar (Patch by Daniel Fichtner, #372295 ) Configurable global default setting for the LivePreview engines (Patch by Florian Zumkeller-Quast, #450332 ) Remove offline copy of "LaTeX2e: An unofficial reference manual", use online version instead (Patch by myself, Christoph Grüninger, Issue #7 ) Fixed bugs Kile crashes on selecting "Browse" or "Zoom" for document preview (Patch by Carl Schwan, #465547 , #476207, #467435, #452618, #429452) Kile crashes when generating new document (Patch by Carl Schwan, #436837 ) Ensure \end{env} is inserted in the right place even when the...

Do you know isocpp.org's blog ? As an open-minded C++ programmer, I am a fond reader and have been inspired multiple times. I always enjoyed the blog posts from Andrey Karpov . He has deep knowledge with static code analysis and is a co-founder of PVS-Studio, a commercial static code analyzer for C++, C#, C, and Java. To advertise new releases of their product, Andrey and his co-workers scan popular open source projects with their tool. They explain the numerous results and showcase by these real-world examples how beneficial static code analysis is even for mature and healthy code bases. I found these posts both entertaining and instructive. If you are not aware of them, you might find them an interesting read: Clang 11 , LLVM 15 , Qt 6 , GCC 13 . I find this topic intriguing; nevertheless, for a long time I did not manage to dive deeper into this topic. I am a satisfied user of Kile , KDE's user-friendly TeX/LaTeX editor. In the span of almost 20 years (Is Kile really that ol...