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Stories · 4

  1. The Qt 4 Resource Center

    Developers · Kde · · posted by CmdrTaco · from the develop-all-over-the-place dept. · 45 comments
    e8johan writes "The Qt 4 Resource Center features articles regarding the next generation of Qt. Being the basis for the next generation of KDE and being available under GPL for all major platforms Qt 4 will make it even easier to develop powerful cross-platform applications."

  2. The Qt 4 Resource Center

    Developers · Kde · · posted by CmdrTaco · from the develop-all-over-the-place dept. · 45 comments
    e8johan writes "The Qt 4 Resource Center features articles regarding the next generation of Qt. Being the basis for the next generation of KDE and being available under GPL for all major platforms Qt 4 will make it even easier to develop powerful cross-platform applications."

  3. Qt 3.2 beta Released

    Developers · Announcements · · posted by Hemos · from the get-out-the-new dept. · 11 comments
    e8johan writes "The toolkit that KDE is based upon, Trolltech's Qt , has been released in a new version. Version 3.2 has better database support, better support for porting Motif applications, and more. The original announcement can be found in the Trolltech newsroom , and the download is in Trolltech's download area ."

  4. Wine Terminal Servers?

    Ask · Microsoft · · posted by Cliff · from the technical-issues-may-not-be-the-real-problem dept. · 25 comments
    e8johan asks: "I have been thinking about trying to sell a Linux based thin client solution to different markets, like schools. One of the big problems with migrating to Linux is the loss of old applications such as Microsoft Office. Has anyone tried to combine Wine and the LTSP? Does it work? If so, it would enable me (and anyone else) to sell services based on a free (as in libre and beer) server running both open office and their proprietary equivalents in a Windows-like environment, thus reducing the migration costs and making the offer more attractive." While this would be an interesting to tackle, would the licensing terms on some proprietary packages complicate such a system?