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mikecomputing is offline mikecomputing
2011-02-15 , 02:39
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Originally Posted by cBeam View Post
Qt is not dead, according to this article.

http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2380331,00.asp

"Unequivocally, Qt is not dead," Aron Kozak, head of the Web and Community group at Nokia's Qt Development Frameworks, wrote in a Monday blog post. He acknowledged that it's "not the finest time in the history of Qt for sure, but also not the death of Qt that some of you are predicting either."

Well, if I were head of Qt I would say the same...

well I am 100 percent sure he has right! it will survive in some way and after some thinking the community must fight back now! Microsoft may have killed Nokia but they will never ever get a chance to kill Qt. I am sure even EU would start a fight to take back Qt if Microsoft try to kill it:!!!!

Also dont forget it is used on Linux desktop and in several commercial apps.

so keep write apps in Qt imho.

(I was also afraidltgthis was the end for Qt but after some thinking I realised its not
Last edited by mikecomputing; 2011-02-15 at 02:43.