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- Add full VirtIO GPU driver with command submission, resource management, VirtQueue implementation, and transport layer; includes diagnostic probes for resource_create_2d ERR_INVALID_RESOURCE_ID investigation - Expand libdrm Redox support with DRM ioctl wrappers (ADDFB, RMFB, CREATE_DUMB, MAP_DUMB, DESTROY_DUMB, GET_RESOURCES, GET_CONNECTOR, GET_CRTC, SET_CRTC, MODE_OBJ_GET_PROPERTIES, etc.) and xf86drm_redox.h - Add redox-drm scheme handlers for VirtIO GPU-specific DRM ioctls (VIRTGPU_RESOURCE_CREATE, VIRTGPU_MAP, VIRTGPU_WAIT, VIRTGPU_INFO, etc.) - Add display stack recipes: freetype2, lcms2, libdisplay-info, libepoxy, libxcvt - Fix KWin build (recipe.toml expanded, kf6-ksvg added) - Fix KF6 CMakeLists for cross-compilation (attica, kcmutils, kcolorscheme, kcompletion, kconfigwidgets, kdeclarative, kiconthemes, kitemmodels, kitemviews, kjobwidgets, ktextwidgets, kwayland, kxmlgui, kpty, solid) - Add Qt6 futex support patch - Add relibc patches: P3 strtold, P3 ld-so search path, P5 DRM ioctl removal - Add base P4 pcid config scheme patch - Update driver-manager hotplug/config, PCI config in redox-driver-sys - Update greeter compositor and KDE session scripts - Update AGENTS.md with zero-tolerance stubs policy and project knowledge
KCompletion
Powerful completion framework, including completion-enabled lineedit and combobox.
Introduction
When typing filenames, email addresses and other text where the user often wants to select from existing data (including what they previously typed) rather than enter anything wholly original, users often find it helpful if they only need to type the first few characters, and then have the application offer them a set of choices or attempt to finish off what they were typing. Email clients, shells and "open file" dialogs often provide this functionality.
This framework helps implement this in Qt-based applications. You can use one of the completion-ready widgets provided by this framework, or integrate it into your application's other widgets directly.
Usage
The easiest way to get started is to use a KComboBox, KHistoryComboBox or KLineEdit. If you want to integrate completion into other parts of the user interface, you can use KCompletion to manage and select the possible completions.