Abdelrazak Younes wrote:
> Lars Gullik Bjønnes wrote:
>> Peter Kümmel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>>
>> | <no-smiley day>
>> | Yes, I would drop all other front ends from trunk immediately.
>> | </no-smiley day>
>>
>> So we should keep only the one that is possible to use on most distros
>> and platforms then? Qt3 it is. I'll commence with the deleteion of the
>> others right away.
> 
> Still the same old song... The moment LyX requires Qt4, as most distros
> will want to have LyX they will package Qt4 anyway. So your point is void.
> Qt4 is _much_ more portable than LyX so that wouldn't be a huge effort.
> This effort is underway in any case with KDE4. Maintaining 4 frontends
> at the same time is a very tiring exercise that remove the fun in coding.
> 

Qt3 is a short term solution, in the long run it is a dead end.

At the latest when KDE 4 is out the majority of the distros have Qt4.
Also Qt4 could optionally ship with LSB systems.

But LyX fiddles with four frontends. I want to see a longterm vision
not only the shortsighted view.

Trunk with Qt4 and a branch with Qt3 for bug fixes.


>>
>> | <no-smiley day>
>> | Often it sounds like this: "Be a slave or leave."
>> | </no-smiley day>
>>
>> Conform or die.
> 
> You will be *assimilated* !

It's a pity I can't post a big smiley.

Peter

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