BTW if any of you truly feel that QT isn't "free enough"...
the harmony project (last updated {unless there is another location I
don't know about} March 26,1999)

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On Thu, 3 Aug 2000, Fan, Laurel wrote:

> Patricia Jung, [EMAIL PROTECTED], said:
> > Harmony died the day one of its core developers decided to do the real
> > thing and join Trolltech to develop Qt. No one asked him to change his 
> > mind, no one payed for that -- and even if he's a single person: Isn't
> > it that -- if anything --  convincing?
> 
> So, someone is working for a company on a closed source product...
> and not getting paid?  I don't know what that convinces me of.
> 
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