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On Friday 03 May 2002 09:47, Kuba Ober wrote:
> > The KDE port to Windows uses cygwin AFAIK - i.e. *not*
Qt/Windows.
>
> So here we go again, if KDE under windows doesnt use Qt, and if cygwin
> is GPL'ed then it would be ok to do a kpart, natively in KDE Api, if
> youre inside a unix system, you link with Free software (including Qt)
> and if you'd happen to go inside windows youre still linking with Free
> software (except any windows dlls i dont know about this with cygwin) and
> youre not seeking for Qt non-free....
Geez. Cygwin is a unix-under-windows thingo. KDE port to windows *uses* qt,
it just *doesn't* use Qt/Windows. It uses GPL-ed qt-x11.
Geez, thanks for the info, its good to know this, so again, rms has said that
its ok to link with the Free version of qt, if we make a kpart its ok (but i
still would like to see a xemacs in just Qt :) )...the KPart would be a great
thing....i wish the xemacs team would give us yes......
Regards...
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>>>> "Rodolfo" == Rodolfo Conde Martinez
<rcm(a)gmx.co.uk> writes:
Rodolfo> i wish the xemacs team would give us yes......
You have your yes, in the sense that if you show us code we'll review
it, same as any other new feature.
All you need to do about the legalities is add a test to configure.in
that aborts the build if --with-qt or --with-kpart or whatever is
specified, and the platform is in the list of those that support only
QPLed Qt. AFAIK the only ones are MS Windows native and mingw.
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On Saturday 04 May 2002 01:17, Stephen J. Turnbull wrote:
>>>>> "Rodolfo" == Rodolfo Conde Martinez
<rcm(a)gmx.co.uk> writes:
Rodolfo> i wish the xemacs team would give us yes......
You have your yes, in the sense that if you show us code we'll review
it, same as any other new feature.
All you need to do about the legalities is add a test to configure.in
that aborts the build if --with-qt or --with-kpart or whatever is
specified, and the platform is in the list of those that support only
QPLed Qt. AFAIK the only ones are MS Windows native and mingw.
Im happy to read this :)....as soon as i can ill try to have code to show
you, and do the configure test as soon as i read more on the autobook
:)....the school and my girlfriend are absorbing me....but ill get time from
nowhere and start out this...with all the people that wants to get involved
of course.....
Regards.....
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On Saturday 04 May 2002 1:17 am, Stephen J. Turnbull wrote:
>>>>> "Rodolfo" == Rodolfo Conde Martinez
<rcm(a)gmx.co.uk> writes:
Rodolfo> i wish the xemacs team would give us yes......
You have your yes, in the sense that if you show us code we'll review
it, same as any other new feature.
All you need to do about the legalities is add a test to configure.in
that aborts the build if --with-qt or --with-kpart or whatever is
specified, and the platform is in the list of those that support only
QPLed Qt. AFAIK the only ones are MS Windows native and mingw.
And OSX. (at least, it doesn't have a GPL version, just the payware one).
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