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From: Emilian H. <emi...@gm...> - 2017-01-29 18:03:06
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On Sunday, January 29, 2017 12:51:02 PM EET Jim Harris wrote: > 1. Unlike Windows or the Mac, what we call "Linux" has more aspects, and > more ways of configuring it's desktops, than a cat has hair. Gnome, KDE, > Cinnamon, Mate, you name it - some bizzaro distribution has it for a > desktop manager, and (AFAIK) there is no common set of API calls for all of > them. So, whatever we do has to fit whatever the least common denominator > is, unless we build our own widgets, controls, dialogs, etc. etc. etc Fortunately Qt can [if allowed] "mimic' other toolkits when it finds itself in their environment, thus a Qt application will not look out of place neither on any of the major linux desktop managers [be they Plasma/KDE or the plethora of gtk or gnome based ones] nor on Windows or OSX. Regards, Emilian |