Dirk Uys <dirkcuys <at> gmail.com> writes:
> Please read this: http://www.kde.org/community/whatiskde Yep, I saw this. However much of the (QT) development and maintenance is from folks that receive a paycheck form Nokia. Now that MS is in the picture, I sure this burden will move to the Open Source Community, particularly the KDE devs. It's really nice when corporations at least partially support open source code. Adding QT to the KDE teams' responsibilities, is a burden. I have not read about legions of Nokia (former QT) developers happy to support QT without a paycheck......? Just a concern as I was hoping for a link to where the (ex) Nokia QT devs are speaking out and pledging to take AT forward.....? All the above link sets forth is that there is a plausible, legal path forward, not a team, organization or leadership. After all, QT is very important to KDE and many other gui devices (industrial controls for example). Is Nokia pledging to keep moving QT forward? I read that MS owns quite a large amount of Nokia now, and that (CEO) Stephen is now Balmer's newest bitch.... That does not bode well for QT, KDE or open source efforts, imho. James
