Re: Debian i386 freeze

[Philip Hands <phil@hands.com>]

> 
> 	When harmony works, and its a drop in replacement and KDE is
> dynamically linked, I would imagine that makes KDE DFSG free.   How could
> it be otherwise ?

Except that the declared KDE position (as stated by one of the team at the 
recent UKUUG Linux event) is that they will make no concessions in 
order to make harmony possible (i.e. they will adopt Qt features the moment 
they become available, even if harmony was just about to catch up), and they 
would only move to an alternative Qt when that alternative is ``better'' than 
Qt itself.

These two things taken together can be taken to mean that the KDE folks have no 
intention of ever using anything other than Qt, so what's the point of 
bothering with harmony ?

Cheers, Phil.



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