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KHTML2 & KSVG2?
by fyanardi on Sunday 16/Oct/2005, @21:50

Very nice to see KHTML is now widely used. Btw, what about KHTML2 & KSVG2? What's the status of them now? Are we going to have KHTML2 & KSVG2 in KDE4? And will next generation of Webcore be based on KHTML2?

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Re: KHTML2 & KSVG2?
by superstoned on Sunday 16/Oct/2005, @22:15

afaik the answers are "working on it"; "getting in shape"; "yes"; "most likely".

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Re: KHTML2 & KSVG2?
by fyanardi on Monday 17/Oct/2005, @06:03

Wow, great to hear that! Thanks to all KHTML developers!

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Re: KHTML2 & KSVG2?
by JJK on Monday 17/Oct/2005, @17:37

What would be great is XUL support. Then you could write great webapps to use in KDE.

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Re: KHTML2 & KSVG2?
by lynxy on Monday 17/Oct/2005, @18:25

or just use firefox and save you the hassle.

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Re: KHTML2 & KSVG2?
by superstoned on Tuesday 18/Oct/2005, @00:35

why use firefox, if konqueror is there? it works much better with other KDE apps, is faster, and looks better...

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Re: KHTML2 & KSVG2?
by Segedunum on Tuesday 18/Oct/2005, @04:55

There's also no reason at all you couldn't use XUL in Konqueror.

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