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2011-09-28
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Originally Posted by tkatchev
Actually, once you get used to the taste, fermented dog turds are not that bad. However, I'd stay away from the cocaine...
That is some incredibly r3tarded troll logic you're showing here.
I.e., let me rephrase: "I can't buy good steak at the supermarket anymore, so to spite the damned argibusiness I will from now on only eat fermented dog turds and cocaine".
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2011-09-28
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#63
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That depends.
The most annoying and wrong-headed thing about MeeGo is their promotion of Qt as the preferred (and sometimes 'required') native toolkit.
Linux-with-Qt-required isn't Linux, it's a travesty.
If it's Linux, I want all the toolkits -- Qt, GTK, SDL, ncurses.
Note that I've got nothing to say about Tizen yet. If they allow any toolkit to be installed, like a proper Linux OS, then more power to them for doing everyone a service.
If Tizen is another locked-down, HTML5-only appstore toy, then they can go die in a fire for all I care.
The most annoying and wrong-headed thing about MeeGo is their promotion of Qt as the preferred (and sometimes 'required') native toolkit.
Linux-with-Qt-required isn't Linux, it's a travesty.
If it's Linux, I want all the toolkits -- Qt, GTK, SDL, ncurses.
Note that I've got nothing to say about Tizen yet. If they allow any toolkit to be installed, like a proper Linux OS, then more power to them for doing everyone a service.
If Tizen is another locked-down, HTML5-only appstore toy, then they can go die in a fire for all I care.
Originally Posted by Jedibeeftrix
" the likely scenario is that Qt will continue to play a major role in Tizen projects, but it will not be promoted as part of the core primary developer environment."
Not good enough!
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2011-09-28
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Is it possible to write html5-apps without some platform-specific javascript framework? I know Qt will never be supported on android/iOS but I wonder where the incentive is to support open standards when it comes to web apps.
Is it possible to write html5-apps without some platform-specific javascript framework? I know Qt will never be supported on android/iOS but I wonder where the incentive is to support open standards when it comes to web apps.
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2011-09-28
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#65
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**** like this makes me throw my hands up in disgust.
The dream of FOSS for a mobile OS is in ruins now. This just goes to prove that anything on this scale is just not possible on a community level. We are at the whims of the big boys, and they don't care a whit about FOSS.
HTML5? That's a web technology. It isn't something that you write all applications in. For Linux to be strong, it needs a common API. If Qt isn't there, that's shot all to hell.
The dream of FOSS for a mobile OS is in ruins now. This just goes to prove that anything on this scale is just not possible on a community level. We are at the whims of the big boys, and they don't care a whit about FOSS.
HTML5? That's a web technology. It isn't something that you write all applications in. For Linux to be strong, it needs a common API. If Qt isn't there, that's shot all to hell.
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2011-09-28
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#66
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Originally Posted by tkatchev
Hey, if you want Linux to continue to be a second-class citizen, go ahead and promote multiple frameworks that basically do the same thing.
That depends.
The most annoying and wrong-headed thing about MeeGo is their promotion of Qt as the preferred (and sometimes 'required') native toolkit.
Linux-with-Qt-required isn't Linux, it's a travesty.
If it's Linux, I want all the toolkits -- Qt, GTK, SDL, ncurses.
Note that I've got nothing to say about Tizen yet. If they allow any toolkit to be installed, like a proper Linux OS, then more power to them for doing everyone a service.
If Tizen is another locked-down, HTML5-only appstore toy, then they can go die in a fire for all I care.
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2011-09-28
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#67
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Originally Posted by tkatchev
i see your point, and i speak as a KDE/Qt fan, but i liked that Meego was heavily focussed on Qt.
The most annoying and wrong-headed thing about MeeGo is their promotion of Qt as the preferred (and sometimes 'required') native toolkit.
Linux-with-Qt-required isn't Linux, it's a travesty.
If it's Linux, I want all the toolkits -- Qt, GTK, SDL, ncurses.
that said:
Note that I've got nothing to say about Tizen yet. If they allow any toolkit to be installed, like a proper Linux OS, then more power to them for doing everyone a service.
If Tizen is another locked-down, HTML5-only appstore toy, then they can go die in a fire for all I care.
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2011-09-28
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#69
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Buy a Citizen watch, cover the first two letters and there you go!!! A Tizen watch - sooooooo neat!
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I.e., let me rephrase: "I can't buy good steak at the supermarket anymore, so to spite the damned argibusiness I will from now on only eat fermented dog turds and cocaine".