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Re: Plastick? Default?
by JohnFlux on Wednesday 13/Oct/2004, @10:24
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Isn't that non-Free ?
Is kde going to rely on this?
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Re: Plastick? Default?
by Aaron J. Seigo on Wednesday 13/Oct/2004, @11:29
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it isn't an integral (e.g. required) tool for development. it's simply a tool with no Free Software equivalent that lets us get a certain, specific task that needs to get done right now in a timely manner so we can get on with the business of producing another great revision of our Free/Open Source Software desktop.
it's similar to our icons: there just weren't any good Free Software graphics packages suitable for doing professional icon design. instead of shipping no icons or crappy icons, the artists used various non-Free tools to get the necessary job done and released the results under an Open Source license. everybody benefits. as Free tools become available, they get used for creating icons.
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Re: Plastick? Default?
by cm on Thursday 14/Oct/2004, @05:10
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Yes, it's free as in "free beer" for KDE usage:
http://dot.kde.org/1081440693/
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