> I'm afraid I don't understand what you're saying or what the point of your bashing is. GNOME and KDE and XFCE and whatnot are not political parties and are not opposed to each other.
They surely where born that way, GNOME only exists due to the original Qt license.
Then Gtk+ was always the go to framework for C devs, while KDE was embraced by C++ community on GNU/Linux.
Murray did a very good job for the C++ refugees on GNOME/Gtk, but that has always been a minority versus being on KDE land.
They surely where born that way, GNOME only exists due to the original Qt license.
Then Gtk+ was always the go to framework for C devs, while KDE was embraced by C++ community on GNU/Linux.
Murray did a very good job for the C++ refugees on GNOME/Gtk, but that has always been a minority versus being on KDE land.