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The very first step towards integration of KDE and GNOME

Posted by Rudd-O at Feb 24, 2006 11:20 PM | Permalink

Filed under: programming, GNOME, KDE, Qt, glib, integration

I wonder if this will hit trunk/ of the Qt codebase. I seriously think this kind of thing is absolutely required in order to move forward and let developers take maximum advantage of their skills.

Anyways, I really, really hope this gets into everybody's computers.

QDevBlog » Qt and Glib has the story.

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