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occasionally led to slight discrepancies where that emulation wasn't perfect. This, however, no longer applies because the latest versions of Qt use the native styles API of the different platforms to draw the Qt controls." This is a more accurate statement. Qt does use the native styles API to obtain the theme and style information needed for its own rendering engine to draw the control. However, it does not use the rendering of the native API, it still does its own rendering into pixels which it then copies to the screen. While using the style API allows Qt to get the information about GUI elements and draw them using its engine, its still not using the native controls to do the drawing. Any additional flourishes which are implemented by the native controls beyond generic styling must be re-implemented by Qt. This still leads to the imperfect emulation described in the original text. Its still an emulation, albeit an improved one.

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screen. Please show me where it is using native APIs. Yes, they have re-implemented all the look-and-feel of the different platforms in order to get a native look and feel, although its subtly wrong sometimes because they don't actually use the native controls. Changing themes sends an event which Qt gets and updates its own style engine to reflect the theme change. I'm not disputing that Qt achieves a look and feel that's consistent with the platform, but it doesn't do this by using the native controls. It does it by re-implementing the look and feel itself.

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Software differs from this, it is however only their opinion and thus their point of view. In the same manner, free software is software which is made available for free, and while the Free Software Foundation defines free software differently, this is only their opinion and not the meaning of the words. Since Egil seems so confused and unwilling to perform the simple task of reading already available information in the

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the calls to the Qt widgets in both my android native code and my iOS native code? Or do I specify it in an XML file, that can be read by an integration module? These are all different approaches taken by different cross-platform GUI toolboxes, so they're all plausible implementations. But which one does Qt use? Or does it take a new approach? If so, what is it? From the article, I don't have a clue. —

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There's a huge hole in the article. How does Qt work? When I build a cross-platform GUI, am I writing it in a specific existing language? Or does Qt use its own language? If it's just a widget toolkit that can be called from different languages, how do I achieve portability? Or do I need to duplicate

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Thus on both OS X and Windows XP controls are rendered using native OS theming APIs. Yes, there are some cases where this can't or isn't done, such as QTextControl, but those tend to be corner cases. In some cases the native OS theme APIs actually do quite complex rendering, e.g. on OS X default push

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Trolltech as an entity will exist for up to a year after purchase by nokia (to support contracts signed under the name of Trolltech AS). Internally, it is Qt Software. The article should reflect this throughout, and any mentions of "trolltech" should only be in a historical perspective. A bit of side

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I'm not sure if the rewritten paragraph even belongs, though. I think it could be just as easily removed, yet I expect that some will want mention of the "...commercial development requires the commercial license" bit. I understand that it first appears shockingly in violation of the GPL, but think

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I believe this is a wise move, seeing as there is too much, too long text here that can be comfortably read. As Qt becomes ever more popular, more popular are going to be created using the Qt framework. A good move would be to move the subsection of applications into a separate bulleted list. Yannis

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That resemblance seems very weak to me, even after getting the two logoes side-by-side. In any case, the QT logo is a rather obvious way write together a Q and a T, like the æ, which is a contraction of a and e. So I think we can rule out any connection to any (defunct) regime. I also doubt that any

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The article mentioned that there are bindings for C, but where can these be found? I searched the web and did not come up with anything that seemed solid and well supported. Any ideas would be helpful. Perhaps it would even be possible to link directly from the article to bindings for the different

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I think there is. Okay, the GTK toolkit could be called just GTK here. But what about the Harmony toolkit? Knowledge (XXG) will become immense, so I think it's important to be as precise as possible, also in naming. (Although I haven't followed naming convention discussions, so I don't know what the

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is buying part of Qt. I'm not sure who will own the Qt brand and such, and the stuff like qt.nokia.com or the Qt port of WebKit. After the Nokia+Microsoft deal, it seems things are changing a lot and Nokia will be "just" another Microsoft partner. I'm afraid about the future of Qt. As this is going

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I disagree. Looking at Qt’s source code, it is clear that it uses native APIs. Even Windows Vista and 7’s transitions as well as Mac OS X’s are rendered. On Windows XP, a change in theme results in Qt applications taking the change into account. In GTK+ environments, the current theme is also used.

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Returning to the issue at hand, we cannot say "Until version 1.45, Qt was free and open" because that would make us claim a certain point of view in a matter we know is controversial, as in case 2. We could apply case 1, but then we need to find someone notable X that supports this view. Saying "An

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Where is it my English is failing? The stuff was free, you could download it for free. The stuff was open source, the source code was open for viewing. The point of view of the Open Source Initiative adds in special restrictions to their version of Open Source Software, in the same manner as the

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In this case it relies on an ambiguity to suggest one sense of "innovation" while using the term in another sense. Who innovated and what was their innovation? Now it becomes a problematic assertion with regard to the facts concerning novelty and originality in a GUI Widget framework, library or

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The article switches back and forth between referring to Qt's authors as Trolltech and as Qt Software, as I note their own website does, as well. Is there a particular reason for this? The article's rather confusing as it stands right now. If no one objects, I'm going to add a clarification to the

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VMware server 2.0 rc1 for management uses Java toolkit not QT. I analyzed all binary and library in the Linux package RC2 downloaded today with 'nm', and there are no call to QT. But there are a lot of call to GLib/Gobject library, that are also packaged toghether. The 'vmware' executable, start a

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The GPL is usually interpreted so that even if a developer jumps through hoops to avoid actually linking the code together (eg. using IPC), if the end result is the same — that the application is effectively useless without the GPL portion — it is considered an aggregate work and is covered by the

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server, so it seems to be possible to split an application into a proprietary back-end and a open source Qt-based front-end without violating the GPL. One might declare the front-end is compatible with any back-end that conforms to a certain protocol; and it isn’t the developer’s trouble that the

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Qt does use the native theme APIs of the OS to render, that is draw, controls. This is done on at least the Mac (OS X) and Windows XP for most controls (QTextControl IIRC is an exception). Native rendering may also be used on other platforms (e.g. Gtk and Windows Vista) but I haven't had time to

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I looked at the source code for QTextControl. All the event handling, selection logic, etc., is implemented by Qt and not by using the native controls. The rendering is done the way Qt has always rendered widgets: by rendering them using their own style engine and then bit-blasting that to the

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Since there seems to be some confusion from the Nord on how the English language works, I'll lay it down for you all here. Open source means the source is available, this is not a point of view, this is the broadest definition of the term, the Open Source Initiative's definition of Open Source

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First, I removed non-commercial, since of course GPL software can be commercial. Then I realized that the remainder was duplicative of what the GPL already says. The complications of describing what Gerv mentions are beyond the scope of this article. It's cool, tho, so I stuck it into links.

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I'll update the Qt article to reflect this as currently the article states that the native theme APIs are used only to 'query the platform for the desired appearance', which is not the whole truth. Qt doesn't only use native themeing APIs to get metrics; native theme APIs are also used to draw

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Despite the phrasing on their web site, the actual source code does not bear this out. Qt still uses its own style engine to render everything down into pixels and bitblast that to the screen. They do not use native controls and use very little of the native platform's graphics API to render

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I started to reword this sentence and add it to the preceding paragraph since 1) is skirts around the fact that Qt is not LGPL and has no GPL exception, 2) mentioning GTK+ doesn't make it any clearer, and 3) the rest is not relevant. By the time I was done I had removed it and rewritten the

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So, you're saying that we have to have a neutral point of view by saying, "Until version 1.45, the English language claims that Qt was free and open source, while the Open Source Initiative claims otherwise regarding hope open it's source was and the Free Software Foundation claims otherwise

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The wording used to read "Complete abstraction of the GUI: Qt uses its own paint engine and controls. This makes the work of porting to other platforms easier because very few classes in Qt depended on the target platform. Qt used to emulate the native look of its intended platforms, which

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Until version 1.45, source code for Qt was released under the FreeQt license — which, while both free and open source, was viewed as neither open source nor free software by the Open Source Initiative and Free Software Foundation because while the source was available it did not allow the

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The OSI and FSF's definitions of Open Source and Free Software are the commonly accepted definitions. Any deviation from their definitions would be misleading. Perhaps it would be an amicable conclusion to state "... (according to the FSF's definition)", although I think if the words

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As has been stated in other comments Qt renders controls using implementations of the QStyle interface, e.g. QStyle::drawControl is used to draw bevelled push buttons when the ControlElement parameter is CE_PushButtonBevel, the documentation for the current release (4.8) is here

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For the "Q... on Windows" link, I converted it to {{cite web}} and used a different archive URL - the one Cyberbot II picked didn't have any content; I guess the project removed the content when they abandoned the project (after Trolltech released the Windows Qt source).

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I think it should be noted on the page (somehow) that Qt Location still use the very old and completely unmaintained Geoclue API. While the old API is kept alive by some folks downstream (Jolla), the code hasn't even existed in the upstream repo for many years now.

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In my view, the anon's version is definately a bit POV but OTOH the version with the OSI stance is a bit excessive - i.e. it could use a bit more support of the TT view - i.e. perhaps instead of just "which, while both free and open " you could say that it

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into this article more than a month ago, but did not seem to provide a rationale. I do not think a merge would be appropriate at this point, and will remove the tags - unless, of course, there are any objections or arguments presented in favor of merging.

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drawBackground, this either calls drawBackgroundDirectly or drawBackgroundThruNativeBuffer, both of these functions end up doing the drawing with pDrawThemeBackground or pDrawThemeBackgroundEx, these pointers are initialized on lines 353 and 354 like

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I tried viewing those Pluralsight tutorials. Not only do they require sign-up to view, they have the audacity to ask for one's credit card details even to begin a free trial! Are we sure that such sites deserve to be linked to by Knowledge (XXG)?

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Now that Qt has a LGPL or even less restrictive license for most languages (as shown in the table Qt language bindings), why is there a commercial license and why would anybody need it? Does the product sold by Digia differ from the open source

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browser to 127.0.0.1:port and run the java interpreter. To me the management console is a Java applet. Where you "84.179.187.40" found that "# VMWare Server, a PC virtualization application, Qt frontend since version 2.0" citation? --

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The C bindings are commonly used as a base to bind other languages. I'd not consider that a point worth including in the entry -- I'm just tossing it out as a point of information to help you track them down. 13:59, 15 August 2006

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Needs some sort of citation or justification. The phrase " 'moc'-ery of c++ " is clearly a value judgement (besides being essentially meaningless) and should surely be attributed to someone if indeed someone has ever said that.

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Article says: "Other portable graphical toolkits have made a different design decision, such as wxWidgets, MFC (Windows only), GTK+, and the Java based SWT which use the toolkit of the target platform for their implementation."

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Starting from Qt 4.3.1, Qt lists a long list of linking exceptions for the GPL. It seems you are now able to link most Open Source licenced software with Qt. I think that warrants an update of that section in the article. See

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Well, I don't have Qt Designer but looks like the screenshot is from version 4.4.3. Article says the latest version is 4.7. Have there been a lot of changes since version 4.4.3 that can be seen in a screenshot?

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and Plasma Next have been ported to Qt5 and the KDE Application will be in the future. Qt 5 was released on 19 December 2012, so I think it is lack of manpower that made KDE port so lately. What about

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Free Software Foundation does with Free Software. One cannot simply declare a new meaning for a word, the English language is not directed by a few small committees looking to push their own agenda.

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I don't know how to 'cite' this, but it is called that in their developer videos and anyone who has attended a QuickStart or Developer Day. I've witnessed it used in all three personally myself.

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On this date both companies announced the plans for the acquisition, but the process has just started. The Trolltech stakeholers are today as owners of the company as they were last week.

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Alternative toolkits such as GTK+ are available under a more permissive free software/open source license, at the expense of less complete support for Mac OS X and Microsoft Windows.

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The bindings are called QtC. You might be able to find them, but it's are essentially a dead project. This is to the best of my knowlegde, an oldish wiki entry on the subject is here

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principle, is not capable of understanding it, or is trolling. I am leaning towards the latter, but I'm tired of this, and would greatly appreciate the help and opinions of others.

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In the design section , why there is a refer to wxWidgets?! it's supposed to be in the "See Also" section not within the article as that's seems to be ads from it's designers!!

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introductory paragraph to the effect that the company's still referred to by its old name, or else update all references to Trolltech in the body of the article to Qt Software.

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The open source editions of Qt 4.3.2 and above now support visual studio in as much as they officially work with the compiler, and qmake can generate visual studio projects (

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I spent quite some time trying to track them down, but came up with nothing useful. Where can the C bindings be found? Do they come from Trolltech or a third party? Thanks.

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A cursory glance reveals http groups.google.com group/comp.os.linux.announce/msg/ba2a4d4efc9fe910?dmode=source&output=gplain ... though there could be earlier ones?

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The article states "Qt (pronounced "cute" or as an initialism)", however, this seems incorrect, Qt is never supposed to be an initialism, that is considered a typo. --

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That is the drawing is done by functions which are loading dynamically from "uxtheme", this is an OS library that provides the Windows Theme Manager Visual Style APIs.

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Furthermore, the "C++ community" is a very vague term, since it is not clear who is included in this. Exactly who has made these critisms of Qt should be referenced.

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Yes this is definitely not true for GTK+, but you could add AWT to the list.... also it's pretty obvious that an one-platform toolkit like MFC uses native widgets...

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IINM, MeeGo Touch was developed at Nokia, not Intel. Having said that, it is Open Source, so perhaps Intel also contributed in some way, or forked it or something.

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Why is there no criticism section? Surely not everyone believes that Qt is perfect when it is in fact simply the least worst option available at the moment. --

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only application implementing the protocol is their own proprietary program. This also has the advantage of having the community improve the front-end module.

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GPL. To cover your examples of Firefox/IIS and Outlook/Exim, all four applications work perfectly well without any of the others — they are not dependent. —

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anonymous contributor to Knowledge (XXG) claims that Qt version before 1.45 were free and open" does not fullfill the requirement for notability. --

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I have updated the history of Qt, to include the big events: inclusion of the Mac Os X version, GPLing of the Mac version and GPLing of all versions.

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I’m not sure whether how it is implemented matters, as long as applications look and feel native (as much as a cross-platform framework allows it).

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after the link to keep me from modifying it, if I keep adding bad data, but formatting bugs should be reported instead. Alternatively, you can add

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I will provide links to the actual source code for mac and winxp where the drawing is done. Focusing on QPushButton which is a push button control.

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What if a proprietary application uses Qt, not by linking to it but using some other way of interprocess communication? It’s completely legal for

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Consider this a comment from an employee, as far as I'm aware, it was entirely unintentional, and even unknown until I'd read this statement.

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controls. Basically, this section is based on a stretching of the truth from a statement on the Qt web site and should be removed entirely.

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architecture and needs some references to back it up given a multitude of other articles in wp. G. Robert Shiplett 21:57, 7 March 2011 (UTC)

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That is by default, on OS X, drawing of bevelled push buttons is done using native OS theme APIs. Most other controls are handled similarly.

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Given that Nokia has been getting more aggressive in creating bindings I think this should move from a sentence to a full list (with links)

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the FreeQt license (wasn't free software or open source) was used for Qt 1.45 and earlier), and the QPL only introduced with Qt 2.0. -

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to be that (if it did claim to be that, that is). In other words, a bit of attribution towards the TT side should balance it out.

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shows it as taking a full URL, complete with the scheme. The Wayback Machine URL in the version before Cyberbot II's work was

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Indeed, after looking a closer look at the source code, I have to admit that you are right: Qt only reads theme informations (

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I could care less about the OSI's point of view. The term means open and so is valid, you're removing it is a POV.

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Removing this line: Note that the open source edition is restricted to open source non-commercial development only

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C++ GUI Programming with Qt 4/first edition. (2nd last link) does not work as of 20:29, 23 November 2009 (UTC)

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Let's start with OS X, the default qstyle implementation on this platform is macstyle, the source code is here

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topics on Knowledge (XXG). If you would like to participate, please visit the project page, where you can join

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Next Windows XP, the default qstyle implementation on ths platform is windowsxpstyle, the source code is here

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I am hesitant about how to refer to Windows the platform. Is it Windows, windows or always Microsoft Windows ?

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This is a sort of passive construction nonsense characteristic of a certain kind of journalism, is it not?

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info, this name was decided upon by a vote of the employees. Sadly, I don't have any citations on that.

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At least from looking at the Qt Jambi page, it seems as if there are still new versions being released.

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to keep me off the page altogether, but should be used as a last resort. I made the following changes:

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I'm thinking from the viewpoint of the category, not of the article. It's a major toolkit used on X -

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and populated them. It would be nice to know the version. What software uses Qt3, Qt4 or Qt5. AFAIK

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would be disputed, and certainly claiming a point of view. An outright claim that this license is

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The added requirement is that both X and Y, plus the claims A and B, fullfil the requirement for

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for peer review, as I intend to candidate it for featured status. I would appreciate comments (

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Could someone please add how good Qt supports various font related features (OpenType like in

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Why is that a topic for Knowledge (XXG)? Report the issue to Qt's bug tracker instead. --

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I'm not sure this belongs in Category:X Windows Systems; it's really a portable toolkit.

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If you found an error with any archives or the URLs themselves, you can fix them with

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A POV statement of the above scenario, not acceptable for Knowledge (XXG), would be:

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Thanks, I removed the line. If it really was written in Qt, someone can cite it. —

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buttons pulsate. That's the OS doing the animation, Qt is not emulating that. --

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If you spot an error in the article, feel free to fix it yourself :). Regards,

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I'll try to explain. A NPOV statement, suitable for Knowledge (XXG), would be:

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policy. By your name-calling in the edit summaries, you are also breaking the

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BTW: The article would really benefit from a simple "stable versions" table:

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on purpose, or has someone from Trolltech confirmed it as an accident? --

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