Safari And KHTML May Never Meet

diegocgteleline.es writes "Announcing that Safari passes the Acid2 test has raised some voices in the KDE world. Apple, they say, isn't playing friendly. They don't provide a CVS history, just the modified files where nobody can understand how and when things have changed. It's quite likely that KHTML developers will have to write their own code to pass the acid2 test. Zack Rusin writes: 'All I'm asking for is that all the clueless people stop talking about the cooperation between Safari/Konqueror developers and how great it is. There's absolutely nothing great about it. In fact "it" doesn't exist.'"

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But... But...

[PhotoGuy]

But... Butt... Apple Good!

I give up, no more computers for me.

Apple tries to woo KDE folks

[mynzai]

In a shocking and unsuspected announcement, Apple will change their name to 'KApple' in an effort to patch relations with other Kommunities.

Re:Is this a joke?

[nharmon]

they have to do more than the minimum.

And how many pieces of flare are you wearing?

Re:Come on, Apple..

[gowen]

"Imagine no possessions," said the millionaire from his luxury Manhattan apartment.

But of course. if he was actually broke, the song would've been called. "Harsh Reality" and the opening line would've been "Bugger, no possessions".

Re:Is this a joke?

[19thNervousBreakdown]

Just one.

Put it out! Put it out!

Re:Isn't that what opensource is about ?

[he-sk]

My preferred form for making modifications would be CDs made out of gold. Actually, I'd like to have one CD for each source file.