The KDE-Forum.org team has interviewed KDE developer Christian Nitschkowski (original PDF). In the past he has written a lot of software for KDE but now his focus is on something which should be very interesting for every KDE user... a feedback wizard, soon to be integrated with Kexi. Since this is KDE-Forum.org, you can comment on the interview in the forum.
Comments:
Is HTML dead? - Rob - 2005-05-17
I'll comment here as I can't be bothered to register yet another forum account. Subject say it all really: what's the point of distributing this a PDF?
Re: Is HTML dead? - Christian Kienle - 2005-05-17
Have a look:
http://www.qtforum.org/interview/interview.html
Re: Is HTML dead? - anonymous - 2005-05-17
>> what's the point of distributing this a PDF?
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Another question one could ask: What's the point of creating that PDF on a Mac OS X system?
The answer, as I assume could be: because the content (the interview) was created on a Mac in the first place. The reason being, that the author thinks that Linux programs are *still* inferior to Mac programs. Or, maybe, perhaps, it is just that this week his current Scribus HEAD (selfcompiled) installation is broken?
Re: Is HTML dead? - Christian Kienle - 2005-05-17
Is everything else KDE based apps evil? :)
I use the best of every world - Linux/Windows/Mac. And my Mac does creating PDFs really well.
Re: Is HTML dead? - anonymous - 2005-05-17
>> Is everything else KDE based apps evil?
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No, it's not.
It's like I assumed. Matter of personal preferences... ;-)
Re: Is HTML dead? - Christian Kienle - 2005-05-17
Yeh :) Hehe
then everything it fine. For the next interview - if there is one - I will make sure, that the html version is available at the same time.
And I will check out the free alternatives again. :)
Great interview! - dannya - 2005-05-17
Thanks for this eye-opening interview - stuff like this highlights the great work being done in the less visible areas of KDE.
I also liked the professional, magazine-style layout... Great stuff all round!
I look forward to seeing more of these interviews in the near-future!
Danny