.. when Windows Qt is QPL. I do not have 1K for the license, and I want Windows people to benefit from my code. Windows is not going away for a long time. Just like the Mac.
Please God, give us a free cross-platform UI toolkit for C++. I promise I will be a good citizen then.. And without preprocessor Qt hack preferrably.. Though Qt clone will be good as well..
My theory is that most people don't give a flying fuck about this issue
Well, you theory is wrong. I am the most people; and I give a very high flying fuck about this issue. It is so fucking high you can't see it anymore.
Bad day. Bad.
The ones that are listed on there site...
on
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..and the ones that were killing my machine all morning long. Open windows, hit Cancel, hello core. Drag a windows, hello console, good buy all my session.
... last time I have it like that with one of KDE 1.1pre release.
I had a dosen windows, and was happily typing code in Emacs. When I switched to xterm on the other desktop and it went crashing down. Bang. I was pissed. NT *never* did it to me like that. Funny dead crashes after some next VS update - yes. Blue screens when looking at a page with some funny embedded stuff - yes. Never when typing text in an editor. hate NT anyway.
What I REALLY hate in X though - exactly half of all text fields in various applications, when I hit Backspace, kill a character in front, while the other half kill it behind. I guess Tk and Motif derived stuff likes to kill in front. Its OK either way - but I want CONSISTENCY. It will never work with an average user (like I am - though I do administer my boxes, I use them - not hack them). It is too annoying.
Eee.. Just had to boot NT to write a macro in Excel for my wife. Humanities are in the Office land. Firmly. No fucking chance they switch. And buggy Gnome will not help.
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I though the print widget is in gnome-print
not in GTK--, last I checked...
Need no stupid "C". I need STL(!! - had you all
"C" lovers check it out), and good UI abstraction for my work.
the same license for the Windows version? Or BSD style licence for the OLD version?
People around me do Windows. I hate MFC.
the same license for the Windows version? People around me do Windows. I hate MFC.
Or they maybe if waiting for a developers like you to make it perfect
:)
Nah, not me, I just want to use it...
why not tell the developers or contribute to it rather than bash it ?
I did. It was about reasonable postscript printing support for widgets. It killed the chance to use it for me.
In any case the documentation is so bad at this point, it is hard to figure out what is possible to do and what's not.
..faster? more stable? without a good JIT?
It is like 30% slower on my code. At the very least.
Hope Java 2 port is better. It should be.
... it is crap as of today. My apologies to developers, you are good guys, but it is it is fucking far from being good now. Good luck.
.. when Windows Qt is QPL. I do not have 1K for the license, and I want Windows people to benefit from my code.
Windows is not going away for a long time. Just like the Mac.
Please God, give us a free cross-platform UI toolkit for C++. I promise I will be a good citizen then..
And without preprocessor Qt hack preferrably..
Though Qt clone will be good as well..
Long way? Like from typing Ctrl-Alt-Backspace to kill X, to X dying all by itself with this release?
Just 19 more comments and we hit 1K.
1 kilocomment! Wow... Go bullshit, Go!
Just a little more - a good battle for a last comment will do it.
Ha-ha...
I dare you to post the very last comment.
Just do so.
It does not matter you have nothing to say.
We did it before.
We can do it again.
Blah, blah...
Eh.
Slow day.....
If not - they they good treatment against hallucinations out there. Try it.
..
try this
That guy is so incredibly stupid, it is hard to believe...
...Yes! Now cvs update all my stuff written under
windows.... lets see if it works.
I am happy.
Gnome stole my morning. Damn crashware.
Now I am happy again.
... no matter how awfully lame they are - that's the only chance.
Now, isn't that better than being a mis-informed idiot?
Maybe, but you have not tried that. You are a misinformed idiot. See comments above for explanations.
:)
My theory is that most people don't give a flying fuck about this issue
Well, you theory is wrong. I am the most people; and I give a very high flying fuck about this issue. It is so fucking high you can't see it anymore.
Bad day. Bad.
..and the ones that were killing my machine all morning long.
Open windows, hit Cancel, hello core.
Drag a windows, hello console, good buy all my session.
... last time I have it like that with one of
KDE 1.1pre release.
I had a dosen windows, and was happily typing code in Emacs. When I switched to xterm on the
other desktop and it went crashing down. Bang.
I was pissed.
NT *never* did it to me like that.
Funny dead crashes after some next VS update - yes. Blue screens when looking at a page with some funny embedded stuff - yes. Never when typing text in an editor.
hate NT anyway.
What I REALLY hate in X though - exactly half of all text fields in various applications, when I hit Backspace, kill a character in front, while the other half kill it behind. I guess Tk and Motif derived stuff likes to kill in front.
Its OK either way - but I want CONSISTENCY.
It will never work with an average user (like I am - though I do administer my boxes, I use them - not hack them). It is too annoying.
We should get 1000 comments.
Bad day.
NO FUCKING WAY
Let's make 1000 stupid lame comments.
Die, everybody. I hate you all.
Bastards, you killed poor gnome. Poor creature.
Eee.. Just had to boot NT to write a macro in Excel for my wife. Humanities are in the Office land. Firmly. No fucking chance they switch.
And buggy Gnome will not help.
Feeling icky...
Huh to yourself :)
You are stupid and your mom is an ugly bitch.
How's that.
...you stupid ugly bastard son of a shit worm.
and come back in a couple of days...
That would be just what we need. Objc based toolkit. Dreams.