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Wouldve liked if they back ported the x86 architecture levels. Debian already picked up those patches and their gcc 10 supports them
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C++ has become a standard in 1998. Why was Qt using it before?
Well, glad you dint need to install some external package like QT....
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And CVS was created when Git was nonexistent, is that now an argument to stick to non-distributed systems nowadays?
The issues with C++'s...
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C++ (the standard) was released with STL, so either thats wrong, or QT did not have a standardised language either
Oh god no, there are issues...
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Qt has just nothing to do with C++, its more or less Java with its isolationist approach, own set of conventions separate from the OS (16bit strings on...
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If you drop using QTEverything (god awful QString, QXML, QNetwork, etc) then that would actually help in just using state-of-the-art libraries without...
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So there are already halfway towards doing their own https://www.copperspice.com/, why not just move over?
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Since defining what should be counted is in fashion (hope its ok if I dont base it on xenophobia): Steam marketshare for real Linux users is 0% by definition....
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Armv8 already does, easy. Gonna see how long the wintel world can keep the only intel uarch alive that wasn't dead on arrival (and that only happened...
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Kinda the same like wayland vs X11. You wouldn't know, unless some singular process is exhausting globally shared resources. Dbusbroker is doing its job...
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