Started downloading the ISOs with 220kb/s, currently half that and dropping. Wonder how fast it'll be in five minutes time when more readers start downloading;)
QT has a free license. check the FSF licence-list for more information.
The problems with incompatibility with the GPL will probably be resolved in time for the release of KDE2.0 and QT2.2.
If you REALLY wonder why plain old C is the wrong language, you should read Bruce Eckels free(as in beer) book Thinking in C++ for an introduction to the advantages of OOP.
It isn't mentioned in the article, but it reached the headlines here in Norway yesterday when Eidos announced the sale of 1.14 million shares in Opticom for about 170$ million. (About 10% below current valuation of the Opticom stock.)
The Norwegian article about the sale can be found here .
The KDE 2.0 release schedule drowned out the fact that the KDE 2.0-based Lotus Notes++ clone Magellan was made available by rsync today. The combination of Magellan, KOffice, KDevelop and KDE2 will meet most of MY requirements, atleast.:)
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Started downloading the ISOs with 220kb/s, currently half that and dropping. Wonder how fast it'll be in five minutes time when more readers start downloading ;)
Doesn't sound all that much like vapor to me.
The problems with incompatibility with the GPL will probably be resolved in time for the release of KDE2.0 and QT2.2.
If you REALLY wonder why plain old C is the wrong language, you should read Bruce Eckels free(as in beer) book Thinking in C++ for an introduction to the advantages of OOP.
It isn't mentioned in the article, but it reached the headlines here in Norway yesterday when Eidos announced the sale of 1.14 million shares in Opticom for about 170$ million. (About 10% below current valuation of the Opticom stock.)
The Norwegian article about the sale can be found here .
The KDE 2.0 release schedule drowned out the fact that the KDE 2.0-based Lotus Notes++ clone Magellan was made available by rsync today. The combination of Magellan, KOffice, KDevelop and KDE2 will meet most of MY requirements, atleast. :)
If everything works out OK, we get Opera 4.0 beta this week as well, and Konqueror is getting stylesheets last I heard - Q1 2000 is looking good. :)