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Re: Non-issue
by Christoph Wiesen on Wednesday 01/Sep/2004, @10:49

Is it really so far fetched that a toolkit available for all major platforms could lead to more applications using it for _all_ of the supported platforms?

I don't think QT have to GPL QT at all cost or don't want somebody to force them or something, it is just my honest oppinion that something like that would give us more applications that are based on QT since many important projects decided and decide to be multi-platform.

The free software *is* and will be there for "M$ and it's supporters" - it's just that QT doesn't play a role in this game, and to me thats sad since GTK doesn't 'feel' any good to me when I'm forced to use it or something else like apps based on wx in Linux (something QT would have done better, but it just wasn't an option for the projects).

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