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Re: KuickShow for KDE 2.1
by Kirby on Saturday 17/Mar/2001, @00:57

<I>"What's wrong with using a library which depends ona whole slew of others,"</I>

GDK and Glib are the only dependencies.
If you call 2 dependencies "a whole slew", then what do you call KDEBase's dependencies?

<I>"Last time I looked (a long time ago), the little that existed sucked big time."</I>

And just when was the last time you checked?

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Re: KuickShow for KDE 2.1
by Guillaume on Saturday 17/Mar/2001, @01:50

You're correct, there aren't that many dependencies. However does including GDK and GLib in KDE really makes sense to you ?

> And just when was the last time you checked?

More than a year ago. But you're right, Raster probably found the time to write a great doc for it while writing imlib2. :-)

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Re: KuickShow for KDE 2.1
by Carsten Pfeiffer on Saturday 17/Mar/2001, @02:44

Actually you don't need gdk or glib AFAIK. Imlib1 actually consisted of two libraries, one with GDK, one plain Xlib. I used the plain Xlib one.

With Imlib2, I don't even see any GDK at all.

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Re: KuickShow for KDE 2.1
by Bernd Gehrmann on Saturday 17/Mar/2001, @08:44

Apparently you lost track of the thread :-)
The previous comments were about gdk-pixbuf,
not imlib.

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Re: KuickShow for KDE 2.1
by Guillaume Laurent on Sunday 18/Mar/2001, @03:30

Well, no, I actually thought Kirby was still talking about imlib1 :-).

Oh well. That doesn't change much. While I agree that any of imlib[12] or gdk-pixbuf might make sense for an image viewer, using any of them in KDE would be a huge blunder.

There. :-).

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