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Why fight KDE instead of Trolltech?



Bruce,
I understand your point and I agree that we shouldn't support software
based on non-free libraries (I personally had hard times fighting
against some italian developers that intended to use qt).

But in this flame-war about KDE my fear is that we could forget the
original point: it was Trolltech that chose to be non-free.
KDE people surely chose QT for technical reasons, which in their mind
have priority.

Please don't fight KDE because of Trolltech decision and because
Trolltech is deaf to our requests. KDE is now near to a position where
maybe Trolltech _must_ listen to their voice, so probably it would be
better to convince them to help us tampering Trolltech.

The idea of creating a free replacement to QT library, rewriting it or
creating a wrapper, is a good idea, but I think it needs the help of KDE
people to be realised.
Please don't push KDE on Trolltech side, but try to pull them on our
side.


Thank you,
Fabrizio
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