On Wednesday 05 July 2006 10:59, Jean-Marc Lasgouttes wrote: > Andre> I think it is sufficient to keep Qt 3 compilable, let GTK rot > Andre> (in the sense to declare it 'tolerated, but not supported by > Andre> the core team'), and put all effort into Qt 4. > > Also, are we sure that at that time qt4 will be at least as fast as qt3?
Without too much data, I have faith that it will, if not become faster than qt3. I have two reasons for this, there are (will be) more lyx developers working in qt4, and qt4 as André says is improving speedwise (but not only). > Andre> PS: There is now a patch that allows Qt 4.1.4 to draw straight > Andre> lines without triggering an ASSERT. Given that Qt 4.1.3 was > Andre> already able to draw triangles without crashing (in contrast to > Andre> 4.1.2...), it looks like things are progressing smoothly on the > Andre> Qt front... As a mathematician André should know that if you have a triangle whose edges are co-linear you get a straight line, so there is no need for that patch to be applied to 4.1.4 as the problem was already solved in 4.1.3. ;-) > Indeed. > > JMarc -- José Abílio
