Linked by Andrew Youll on Fri 19th Aug 2005 21:13 UTC, submitted by tbutler
Just over a year ago, Tim Butler wrote an article which outlined why he thought the GNOME Project was clearly the free software desktop project with the best vision of the future. KDE's Appeal Project, which has been brewing for some time now, looks to a different set of issues that need solving and has some very smart minds at work on solving those problems. In a few words, KDE's got some of "that vision thing" too, according to Tim.
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RE[10]: The problem with KDE
by Lumbergh on Sun 21st Aug 2005 04:04
in reply to "RE[9]: The problem with KDE"
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> That tells everybody that you are a not a rational
> person because you believe that some trolltech license
> scheme for glibc could have been feasible, rendering
> linux completely useless.
Speaking about 'rational person'. You keep using the word 'linux' everywhere. Please be rational here and understand that Qt and KDE are not limited to linux. I recall people use it on BSD and other architectures as well.