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Re: Embedding external parts into KDE
by Jörgen Lundberg on Friday 22/Dec/2000, @04:20

No. It means that you can embed componenets from nautilus in konq e.g., but not vice versa.

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Huh?
by Anonymous on Friday 22/Dec/2000, @06:27

But Bonobo is toolkit-independent too.

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Re: Huh?
by kupolu on Friday 22/Dec/2000, @22:02

But bonobo isn't as advanced as KParts. Go ask the Gnome developers to try to catch up to KDE development :)

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Chris

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Re: Huh?
by Anonymous on Saturday 23/Dec/2000, @04:42

How do you know that's true?
KParts is intended to be *simple* (read developer.kde.org)
Bonobo is based on CORBA, which is very powerful and complex.
So Bonobo can embed KDE apps as well.

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Re: Huh?
by kupolu on Sunday 24/Dec/2000, @13:26

Slowly.

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