Re: Opie's future
Holger Freyther <[email protected]>
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Am 19.11.2005 um 15:21 schrieb Marcin Juszkiewicz: > > I was thinking about writing in that thread since few days but > wanted to > look what other developers see. I tried that as well ;) > For me future of OPIE is going to QT/X11 4.x instead of keeping on > Qt/Embedded (even 4.x). This way we can get best from two worlds - > selected (maintained) OPIE apps and any killer apps from X11 world. > I do > not see any future in QT/Embedded world but thats because I want my > Zaurus (and who know which will replace it) to be not only PDA with > PIM > and few apps but something closer to 'Personal Mobile Tool' like it > has > written on case. If I have an article to proofread and fix why I > have to > convert it to plain text first to edit it on PDA? I want to start > something which will open OpenDocument (or any other format with > formatting) and give me possibility to fix it without losing alarms > from > PIM suite. And I don't want to go to X11 world without OPIE - > prefer QT > then GTK (and GPE enviroment needs lot of tweaking). full ack. I try to push KDE hard to be able to use KDE services and applications without needing 30 mb of flash and 128 mb of ram. e.g. I want to run Koffice on my device. I do even think we do not even need to sacrifice stuff like network transparency. Nokia has shown that a powerful Virtual File System solution can be used on current handheld devices. And Nokia has invested money in tuning and porting, recently they have even released benchmarks of Gtk 2.6 vs. 2.8 for all major widgets, they have even published the tools they have used for that. I would love to find some one who will do the same for KDE. But it is unlikely that it will happen as Trolltech is protecting both Qt and Qtopia against competition. I need to finish a lot of Uni assignments before I will finally publish my vision on Mobile Computing on Linux. But again I fully agree with the need for a "Personal Mobile Tool"! kind regards h. _______________________________________________ http://opie.handhelds.org/cgi-bin/moin.cgi/DeveloperWikiIndex Opie-devel mailing list [email protected] https://handhelds.org/mailman/listinfo/opie-devel
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