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Re: Is it a joke ?
by not me on Thursday 30/Aug/2001, @15:24

>Does the Kompany owns Quanta code ?

Quanta used to be Free but some of the developers decided to go commercial with it and relicensed it. I guess theKompany was the company that got it.

>what is the Xp screenshot, a port of qt ?

QT has always been available for Windows, and won't require any porting to work under XP. Any 100% QT-native program (such as these office programs) will work on any of QT's platforms with a simple recompile (theoretically).

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Re: Is it a joke ?
by Philippe Fremy on Friday 31/Aug/2001, @00:55

> Any 100% QT-native program (such as these office programs) will work on any of QT's
> platforms with a simple recompile (theoretically).

And practically!

As a Qt-windows licence holder, I confirm this. It took 1 day to make a 30000 lines unix Qt program compile under windows, and one week to make it link :-), because we were not experienced with windows lib/dll stuff. Now, it would link the same day it compiles.

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Re: Is it a joke ?
by Kevin Puetz on Friday 31/Aug/2001, @07:30

I'm interested in this, what build setup were you using?

I'm trying to figure out what I can use as a build environment that will work on both windows and unix with QT apps, and I'm getting the impression that (barring building with cygwin/gcc) autoconf doesn't do this very well? I'd love to be wrong :-)

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