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Pardon my bad english
by Karl on Wednesday 25/Feb/2004, @04:29

Scince I am not a native english speking person I dinden't understand this sentence "while Keith Packard's "XFree86" talk was standing room only!".
Does it man there was no one else in the Romm listening or The whole Place was crowded so you only could stand around to listen?
thanks,
Karl

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Re: Pardon my bad english
by John Alamo on Wednesday 25/Feb/2004, @07:46

The second -- the speech was very well attended.

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Re: Pardon my bad english
by Nobody on Wednesday 25/Feb/2004, @09:32

So were there anything outside new license issue? ;-)

Hopefully at least someone brought up moving the xfree86 to GPL... ?

Ps. How compatible/portable Qt would be to the freedesktop.org version (using OpenGL renderer)?

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Re: Pardon my bad english
by CE on Thursday 26/Feb/2004, @04:53

At least parts of it should be LGPL.

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Re: Pardon my bad english
by Rayiner Hashem on Thursday 26/Feb/2004, @13:47

Well, the freedesktop.org version is a regular X server. Qt/KDE already works just fine on the fd.o server. Now to take full advantage of the new server, they'd need a new Qt painter that could do anti-aliased drawing via Cairo.

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Re: Pardon my bad english
by panzi on Wednesday 25/Feb/2004, @08:53

Karl? German? I think you can translate it to german like that:
Während (oder "Bei"?) Keith Packards "XFree86" Vortrag waren nur Stehplätze verfügbar.

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