A Qt Blog

From Qt Apps:

Version 0.5.1.1 of QTM, the blog entry composition app using Qt 4 written by the author of this blog, has been released. Changes:

• User interface: the system-tray icon no longer displays on the Mac. Instead, the same menu is displayed by double-clicking on the dock icon. A bare-bones default main menu, with New, Open and Quit functions (the latter displayed in the dock and application menus), appears when there is no top-level window present on the Mac (only on Qt 4.2; this may change in future releases).
• User interface: the Abort Quick Post action in the STI menu appears (albeit greyed out) even when it is disabled; this is to get round a bug in Qt on the Mac
• New feature: the user can now reset changes made to quickpost templates before closing the dialog (Qt 4.2 only)
• New feature: option to "treat posting as saving" - in other words, when this is on, if you write a post and post it (draft or publish) and then try to close the window, QTM will not ask you if you want to save it.
• New feature: in Quickpost Templates (Qt 4.2), to set whether posts written using a given template should be draft or publish (or simply to use the default setting)
• New feature: qtm.desktop file, which provides a KDE/GNOME menu entry on platforms which support it
• Bug fix: fixed crash when attempting templateless quickposts; I suspect this was introduced with 0.5.1

Screenshots here; downloads (source, Ubuntu Feisty binary, with more expected to follow) here. Requires Qt 4.1 (most recent features, including quickpost and templates, require Qt 4.2).