20 Nov
2011
20 Nov
'11
5:26 a.m.
OK, now I have your attention. :) I want to add that question to our upcoming FAQ. Would
some of you devs answer this question?
I'll consolidate the answers for the FAQ.
Thanks!
Darrell
24 Nov
24 Nov
2:02 a.m.
New subject: [trinity-devel] FAQ: Isn't Qt3 obsolete and dead technology?
OK, now I have your attention. :) I
want to add that question to our upcoming FAQ. Would some of
you devs answer this question?
I'll consolidate the answers for the FAQ.
Nobody wants to throw in their two pennies/euros with this FAQ question?
Darrell
2:13 a.m.
New subject: [trinity-devel] FAQ: Isn't Qt3 obsolete and dead technology?
On Wednesday 23 November 2011 02:02:04 pm Darrell Anderson wrote:
I'm not exactly a developer, but here's my suggestion for an answer:
Qt3 was dropped by the original development team. Whilst the updates from Team TDE are
minimal, and whilst Qt3 is a bit dated, it is still a viable development platform.
Plans are under way to (eventually) upgrade TDE to Qt4 via the TQt Interface. TQt
Interface will act as a way to upgrade to each new version of Qt without having to recode
the whole of TDE.
--
Kristopher Gamrat
Ark Linux webmaster
http://www.arklinux.org/
OK, now I have
your attention. :) I
want to add that question to our upcoming FAQ. Would some of
you devs answer this question?
I'll consolidate the answers for the FAQ.
Nobody wants to throw in their two pennies/euros with this FAQ question? 
2:31 a.m.
New subject: [trinity-devel] FAQ: Isn't Qt3 obsolete and dead technology?
OK, now I have
your attention. :) I
want to add that question to our upcoming FAQ. Would some of
you devs answer this question?
I'll consolidate the answers for the FAQ.
Nobody wants to throw in their two pennies/euros with this FAQ question?
Darrell
2:39 a.m.
New subject: [trinity-devel] FAQ: Isn't Qt3 obsolete and dead technology?
On Wednesday 23 November 2011 21:31:02 Timothy Pearson wrote:
[...]
Qt3 is a toolkit, nothing more. If a toolkit works
correctly with the
latest distributions and already contains the features needed for the
applications built on it, there is no reason to "upgrade" to a completely
different toolkit that is missing a number of those features (Qt4).
Remember that KDE3.5.10 is considered obsolete, yet many have seen its
successor (KDE 4.0) as inferior. The definition of obsolete varies in the
FOSS community based on who is applying the term. ;-)
Tim
Actually at this moment I see no reason to port TDE to Qt4. Because Qt3 is
under our control, we can enhance it in any way we want. For example, dbus
support can be integraded directly into Qt3.
--
Serghei
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