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Re: I hope so....
by Christian Parpart on Thursday 19/Sep/2002, @11:14
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> Well, these libraries were developed for GNOME in the first place. Other apps saw that they were useful and use them too. KDE does this too.. for example DCOP. It's a infastructure library, not a desktop library.
Yes, except that libxml was initially created out of GNOME, it came to GNOME later. But anyway, as you mentioned it, I would really like to see DCOP standalone as well. Why? Because I think DCOP is more that just for the D (Desktop) and it could then be used in other applications as well (non GUI based, e.g. a daemon). I would like to use DCOP in my applications, but depending on it would even produce ugly dependencies, lets say you develop a server using DCOP, this would require to have kdelibs installed on the server as well, even if you'll never have a desktop there.
> Well, Miguel De Icaza wrote mc, so I guess he has the right to do it. This is the concept of copyright. :P
You're right ;)
> BugZilla was developed for usage in MoZilla. Notice why BugZilla has the "Zilla" part in it yet? ;0 BugZilla is as tied to GNOME as it is to KDE.
Exactly. I just kept this in mind at time of my last writing because I read this in any post before :-P
Cheers,
Christian Parpart. |
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