A lot of unix coders put the starting brace of while and for loops on the same line. I think windows code generally puts it on the next line.
I know it is only one line, but a lot of unix code I've seen does "} else {". That's three lines of windows code. It adds up!:)
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Losing functionality because you have a smaller screen is expected.:)
KDE2 has a windowmanager style for laptop owners/people with small resolutions. The title bar is not very tall, and there is an oversized resize handle on the bottom right of the window.
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Titlebar - Use Mac Menu mode. Then you only have a titlebar for the active window.
Toolbar - click on the handle to hide it.
Launchbar - click on the buttons on either end to hide it.
Taskbar - can be turned off -- just use the middle click to get a task list
KDevelop's frames can be resized. It is a standard splitter widget. KDevelop2.x (currently in development) has dock widgets like VC++ and Visual Slickedit. (VS is available for linux too.)
All key combinations can be changed.
All KDE apps expect people to customize their colors; no colors are hard coded.
Once again, it is not a total clone of windows! You might be arguing about the default configuration, but not kde as a whole.
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Can you give us an example of any of the bad bits you talk about? -- Thrakkerzog
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What? KDE looks like Microsoft Software? You mean it has a taskbar? Icons? Menu bars? Toolbars? Pushbuttons? Elements which are part of nearly every desktop environment? Grow up!
Please remember that Gnome can be configured to look like Microsoft Windows as well.
I've said this here a thousand times. If you come from CDE you think that KDE is a lot like CDE. If you come from windows, it feels like windows. That tells me that the KDE folks have done their job -- makeing the user feel at home.
The specs for the quicktime format are available to the public.
The part we need is the sorenson codec.
I don't understand what the big stink is about. I would personally be happy with a binary-only codec. Anyway, I think this matter is not with apple, but rather with the folks that make the sorenson codec.
Slashdot Mirror
Not sure about this, but I think there is an option in the view menu to toggle that behavior in kfm. (The index.html thing.)
-- Thrakkerzog
Actually, I remember a .plan update not too long ago saying that they were looking to hire.
-- Thrakkerzog
A lot of unix coders put the starting brace of while and for loops on the same line. I think windows code generally puts it on the next line.
:)
I know it is only one line, but a lot of unix code I've seen does "} else {". That's three lines of windows code. It adds up!
-- Thrakkerzog
Losing functionality because you have a smaller screen is expected. :)
KDE2 has a windowmanager style for laptop owners/people with small resolutions. The title bar is not very tall, and there is an oversized resize handle on the bottom right of the window.
-- Thrakkerzog
Titlebar - Use Mac Menu mode. Then you only have a titlebar for the active window.
Toolbar - click on the handle to hide it.
Launchbar - click on the buttons on either end to hide it.
Taskbar - can be turned off -- just use the middle click to get a task list
KDevelop's frames can be resized. It is a standard splitter widget. KDevelop2.x (currently in development) has dock widgets like VC++ and Visual Slickedit. (VS is available for linux too.)
All key combinations can be changed.
All KDE apps expect people to customize their colors; no colors are hard coded.
Once again, it is not a total clone of windows! You might be arguing about the default configuration, but not kde as a whole.
-- Thrakkerzog
Can you give us an example of any of the bad bits you talk about?
-- Thrakkerzog
What? KDE looks like Microsoft Software? You mean it has a taskbar? Icons? Menu bars? Toolbars? Pushbuttons? Elements which are part of nearly every desktop environment? Grow up!
Please remember that Gnome can be configured to look like Microsoft Windows as well.
I've said this here a thousand times. If you come from CDE you think that KDE is a lot like CDE. If you come from windows, it feels like windows. That tells me that the KDE folks have done their job -- makeing the user feel at home.
-- Thrakkerzog
html4.0 is almost finished.
css1 is almost completed.
css2 has partial support.
Java applets work.
JavaScript still needs some work.
They are working at blinding speeds, though.
Try it out for yourself if you really want to know.
-- Thrakkerzog
Supposedly, a mod_python is in the works.
-- Thrakkerzog
Not only does middle click on a link work, but at least the linux build will open up the url in the clipboard buffer on a middle click.
(Navigator does this as well.)
-- Thrakkerzog
hey, if you don't use the web page, and just use a console to ftp to their server, you get it much faster.
If anyone has some space, I can put it up somewhere. What is slashmirror's ip?
-- Thrakkerzog
You would think that NS would have a pipe as fat as the moon to this thing.. but I can't get to it.
Did anyone get it that can mirror?
-- Thrakkerzog
What did they say? :)
-- Thrakkerzog
The specs for the quicktime format are available to the public.
The part we need is the sorenson codec.
I don't understand what the big stink is about. I would personally be happy with a binary-only codec. Anyway, I think this matter is not with apple, but rather with the folks that make the sorenson codec.
-- Thrakkerzog
QT is themable.
KDE2.0 adds makes it easier to theme. (with their theme engine -- allowing gradients and such.)
As for C++, some would say that it is a benefit.
Besides, there _are_ bindings for perl and python. There also exists some C bindings, but they are for an old version of QT.
Once you bring KDE's xmlrpc stuff into the picture, any language can be used.
-- Thrakkerzog
Here is what I am talking about.
Either way, I'm sure some good will come out of both. :) I have quite a bit of faith in Troll Tech, so I think they will come up with something nice.
-- Thrakkerzog
That's the license for FreeQt version 2.0.
They don't mention the license of Qt/Embedded.
-- Thrakkerzog
I think there are a lot more apps which use QT than apps which use fltk.
If you want to talk about licensing issues, remember what happend with fltk about a year ago.
-- Thrakkerzog
Yes, but most QT applications will be source compatable. You can't say that about any of the gui toolkits you mentioned.
-- Thrakkerzog
Did you ever hit reply, and leave for a long time?
I can't remember what I was going to say, or what I was replying too.
=/
-- Thrakkerzog
First it was "It doesn't run on my XYZ box!"
:)
Now it's "It doesn't run fast enough!"
You can never win.
-- Thrakkerzog
Hey.. You can't do macro virii in WP, can you? :)
-- Thrakkerzog
With any pre-alpha software, you have to expect stuff to break. The entire I/O subsystem and html widget were just overhauled.
Give it some time to get back together.
Plus, compiling from source generally works better for pre-alpha. (Until they have worked out all of the library kinks on different systems)
-- Thrakkerzog
Have you looked at kde2 recently? You can pretty much theme it any way you want now.
-- Thrakkerzog
They say apache has 29% of all public web servers. Isn't it 59%? (According to netcraft)
I can't get to netcraft's site right now to check.
-- Thrakkerzog