Novell Desktop To Standardize On Qt [updated]
Balinares writes "NewsForge reports that Novell has settled for Qt as its Linux desktop development environment, casting more light on their strategy to unify KDE and GNOME. This ought to be interesting. The prospect of using Mono to code against Qt makes me drool in advance. Maybe programming will suck no longer!" Update: 03/30 00:01 GMT by T : Sounds like that story doesn't quite hold water; Nat Friedman writes in this Slashdot comment that "We have not decided that we are standardizing on Qt for the desktop. ... We support development with a variety of toolkits, and our internal development is done using the right tool for the right problem. This includes Qt, Gtk, VCL, XUL and others, depending on the application."
You mean the GPL?
What, like GPL?
The prospect of using Mono to code against Qt makes me drool in advance.
Boy, you really need to get out more.
Hey, if programming were easy, people would do it for free.
taken! (by Davidleeroth) Thanks Bingo Foo!
I hate QUICKTIME!!! /should I rtfa?
If only Sun had embraced Open Source the way Microsoft did, maybe Java/Swing would find itself beginning to be the consensus cross-platform GUI development platform instead of Mono... pity
Novell could never impose a standard platform on the community at large
Change "Novell" for "Microsoft" and that line gets sarcastic very quickly.
The only way for Linux to succeed is to mimic MS's API's.
To that, we must throw out everything and clone Longhorn.
This is so beneficial I cant believe its not obvious to everyone.