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Originally posted by Vistaus View Post
KDE 3.5 (and current Trinity) was waaaaay more configurable. But that's not the point here. You seem to be confused. I was talking about the rewriting of KDE. Maybe you want to re-read the post I quoted as well, 'cause that's what I replied to and he, just like me, was talking about rewriting.
What people complained about with GNOME 2.x: They kept removing features (this was very true)
What people complained about with GNOME 3.x: They hate the interface, and GNOME keeps breaking extensions that allow them to fix the interface
There have not been any complaints about them "rewriting things". Not from anyone sane anyway.
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Originally posted by Vistaus View PostKDE 3.5 (and current Trinity) was waaaaay more configurable. But that's not the point here. You seem to be confused. I was talking about the rewriting of KDE. Maybe you want to re-read the post I quoted as well, 'cause that's what I replied to and he, just like me, was talking about rewriting.
I don't see how with a new Qt they would have to rewrite all, unless Qt breaks hard backward-compatibility.
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Originally posted by starshipeleven View PostWhen did KDE change their interface into a tablet-friendly thing for no real reason (useless on PC), removed any and all options, and made anything non-standard available through extensions that break every minor version?
Because I'm not seeing this on KDE, and there is no indication it will happen either.
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Originally posted by andreano View PostKDE users: Yet another new major version? Nooooooo not again!!!
(For each new Qt major version, the KDE devs have started all over and created nothing like the previous KDE version.)
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Originally posted by Vistaus View PostMeanwhile, people keep bashing GNOME while KDE is doing the same thing.
Because I'm not seeing this on KDE, and there is no indication it will happen either.
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Some Wayland bug fixes would be more than welcome! Vulkan sounds very interesting too :-)
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Originally posted by andreano View PostKDE users: Yet another new major version? Nooooooo not again!!!
(For each new Qt major version, the KDE devs have started all over and created nothing like the previous KDE version.)
For Qt6, I hope KDE keeps the frameworks and avoids making double changes again (changing both KDE libs and Qt at the same time).
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Originally posted by andreano View PostKDE users: Yet another new major version? Nooooooo not again!!!
(For each new Qt major version, the KDE devs have started all over and created nothing like the previous KDE version.)
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Where did you get the info on a "single source shading language"? I am looking for the day when I can do graphics (with compute interop) in a similar fashion as one can do with SYCL.
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