Linked by Eugenia Loli-Queru on Sun 20th Apr 2008 00:35 UTC, submitted by Moochman
Nokia
will introduce Qt to the maemo platform in addition to GTK+. The first actual step will be the distribution of the Qt libraries for application development in maemo.org during 4Q2008. Nokia wants to explore cross-platform possibilities between S60 and maemo. It is interesting also to check the interest in the developer community for Qt in the tablets. This is also a way to attract more attention from the KDE community, a sensible move especially if the Trolltech acquisition gets completed.
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2005-09-21
Indeed, especially as you have only rhetoric instead of real arguments.
Criticism is fine by me, I have criticism of Qt myself. It is not ideal in lots of ways that ccan be intelligently debated.. What bothers me is you making random statements about the internal capabilities of Qt, which you apparently do not know anything about. I am somewhat familiar with GTK, but I dont make completely unfounded statements about it.
You say this is just your opinion, and thus excuses any statemnts you make, but that is not true. You intentionally make your opinion sound like fact, which makes it deceptive, and no longer opinion. When you say qt is not capable of well designed UIs, you're lying, not stating an opinion. Just like when I say the sky is green, that is not an opinion, but a lie. When you are stating opinion, you have to be careful about how you express yourself. Opinion is not a free ticket to say whatever nonsense you want.
Sure, no one is arguing that point.