Add KPart host "Universal Wrapper" plugin#26
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This commit introduces the kpart WLX plugin. It acts as a host for KDE KParts, effectively allowing Double Commander to leverage any installed KDE viewer (like Okular for PDFs or LibreOffice for docs) directly within the Quick View panel natively on Wayland/Qt6. Committed files: - Source code (src/) for KPart hosting logic - SDK headers (sdk/) - CMakeLists.txt for build configuration - README.md with screenshots - test.svg and screenshot assets (kpart_md.png, kpart_svg.png) - Integration into root build.sh for automated release packaging
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Description:
This PR introduces the
kparthost plugin, which acts as a bridge to KDE's KPart system. It allows Double Commander to embed any viewer component provided by KDE applications (such as Okular for PDFs or LibreOffice for office documents) directly into the Lister panel.Key Features:
Recent Updates:
build.shscript to automate building and release packaging.Changes included: