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Cantor new version was released with KDE Applications 18.04 bundle. The main changes are: Read More

The Cantor maintainer Filipe Saraiva wrote a post to discuss the future of Cantor. The main idea in the text is focus effort only in Python 3 backend in order to provide a better experience to the users and allow the work in new features for Cantor itself. Read More

Cantor new version was released with KDE Applications 17.12 bundle. This version is more focused in stability and bug fixes. Read More

KDE Edu Sprint 2017 was held in Berlin, from 7th to 9th October. During this meeting, Cantor developers Filipe Saraiva and Rishabh Gupta worked in some tasks and the results will be released soon. Read More

Cantor new version was released with KDE Applications 17.08 bundle. This version is more focused in stability and bug fixes. Read More

Cantor was accepted to Google Summer of Code 2017! This year we have an Indian student working with us, Rishabh Gupta. His project is port all Cantor backends to use QProcess or KProcess (we are investigating which is more suitable for Cantor). Read More

Cantor new version was released with KDE Applications 17.04 bundle. This version is more focused in stability and bug fixes. Read the complete changelog for this version of Cantor in KDE Applications 17.04 Full Log Page. Read More

Cantor new version was released with KDE Applications 16.12 bundle. This version has an interesting new backend and several bugfixes. The main changes are: Read More

The new version of Cantor was released with KDE Applications 16.08 bundle. Most of the changes were implemented during LaKademy 2016.The main changes are: Read More

LabPlot, software to data analysis and visualization, brings a new and cool feature in his 2.3.0 version: integration with Cantor. Read More