Qt 6.3 Released With Improved Wayland Support, Qt Language Server Module

[Morty]

and better native Look&Feel on Windows 11 and iOS support.
What about Linux, do they even care about Linux anymore?

Duh! You sounds rather clueless, Qt is the native Look&Feel on Linux.

[RejectModernity]

Qt 6.3 Released With Improved Wayland Support

FreeBSD also has Wayland

[DanL]

FreeBSD also has Wayland

So? What is your point?

[dragon321]

Linus Torvalds has never said a bad word about Windows or Microsoft.

"Microsoft isn't evil, they just make really crappy operating systems." Linus Torvalds on Twitter

It also doesn't look like Linus cares about stuff outside kernel very much. He has no reasons to hate Microsoft, they are using Linux kernel as well.

[birdie]

"Microsoft isn't evil, they just make really crappy operating systems." Linus Torvalds on Twitter

It also doesn't look like Linus cares about stuff outside kernel very much. He has no reasons to hate Microsoft, they are using Linux kernel as well.

I almost remember this but I will dismiss his opinion for a simple reason: ntoskrnl is leaps and bounds better than the Linux kernel. And there's no hatred or particular strong emotions in this statement, just a dismissal.

[RejectModernity]

So? What is your point?

So perhaps they support FreeBSD Wayland, but do not support Linux from now.

[user1]

I remember before git existed, Linus said that he prefers to use the best available development tools, even if they're proprietary.

[DanL]

So perhaps they support FreeBSD Wayland, but do not support Linux from now.

Nonsense

[tildearrow]

I almost remember this but I will dismiss his opinion for a simple reason: ntoskrnl is leaps and bounds better than the Linux kernel. And there's no hatred or particular strong emotions in this statement, just a dismissal.

May you specify why exactly?

[Volta]

I almost remember this but I will dismiss his opinion for a simple reason: ntoskrnl is leaps and bounds better than the Linux kernel. And there's no hatred or particular strong emotions in this statement, just a dismissal.

ntoskrnl is terrible POS in comparison to Linux. It's not even funny how bad this POS is:

https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/...8-d3e6859df6e2

https://helpdeskgeek.com/how-to/fix-...ge-in-windows/

I was kidding. ntoskrnl is amazing piece of software. When it doesn't crash it consumes your CPU cycles. Oh, and don't forget about 'const int nt_users = 0;' from HPC.