Bo Peng a écrit :
Well, I used it daily so I care. If you think this is not worth it, I
will just stop working on that.
Please do not. I will be interested in using it myself. After qt4 is
at a comparable state with qt2.
Well, except for a few dialogs it's quite functional. AFAIR, the
missing/broken dialog are
- the bullet preference
- the citation dialog
- the new outline feature in the TOC
It seems that it is slower under linux but it's very fast under windows.
And it's a joy to develop with under windows compared to using qt3
(compile times are _much_ lower).
I am also interested in adding syntex
coloring of my view source dialog for latex outputs.
Go ahead :-)
Abdel.
