Re: [Enflame] K3b 0.12 is out!

[CoolChEEzE <coo...@gm...>]

yes i agree... i htink it does require QT and some other kde
libraries.... and it would have to be *really* amazing to impress
me.... because i have been less than impressed by k3b thus far.  The
'setup' is flakey and it requires alot of phat bloated libraries to go
along with it.... and well.. it looks like kde
IMHO what we are doing here is providing users with a choice.... A
good choice.. not a half baked wierd un-friendly choice.... i say we
press on.  im totally against anything requiring QT or any KDE
library.
my 2 cents

On 6/15/05, Jesse Rhodes <j.v...@gm...> wrote:
> Doesn't libk3b/libk3bdevice require Qt, though? That would veer away
> from the no-required-DE design ideal.
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> On 6/15/05, David Lago <dl...@mu...> wrote:
> > Hi everybody,
> >
> > K3b version 0.12 has ben released. They have maid some amazing
> > improvements on the audio part of the project. Also, take a look at thi=
s
> >  (extracted from their website):
> >
> > [...]
> > K3b is now split into three parts:
> >
> > * libk3bdevice provides the low level device handling and detection
> > including an implementation of big parts of the MMC standard.
> > * libk3b provides all one needs to write CDs and DVDs along with all th=
e
> > project types but without all the GUI elements used in k3b.
> > * k3b itself, the main application providing the user friendly GUI we
> > all know.
> >
> > This allows other applications to link against the k3b libs to simply
> > include CD/DVD writing support. Be aware that the API of both
> > libk3bdevice and libk3b are highly unstable and I cannot even guarantee
> > source compatibility before the 1.0 release. So if you want to use one
> > of the libs it might be best to link them statically for now.
> > [...]
> >
> > It's a pitty we don't use C++ (their libs are written in that language)=
.
> >  I post this one just to let you think about it... let me know what you
> > think. For further info, visit their web at www.k3b.org.
> >
> > David.
> > --
> > David Lago <dl...@mu...>
> >
> > PGP key available at:  http://pgp.mit.edu
> > Personal Blizog:       http://arcanelinux.org/blog/dlworld
> > The Enflame Project:   http://enflame.org
> >
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