Because you'd be loading two different implementations of each piece of
functionality into memory in a desktop that's meant for old,
resource-constrained PCs?
On 12-11-29 07:09 AM, Giuseppe Penone wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Ironically, Qt never has this kind of constraint and is becoming more
> an
Hi,
Ironically, Qt never has this kind of constraint and is becoming more
> and more flexible.
>
theorically, could GTK and QT be used together?
If yes, are there reasons why we should avoid this? (it seems to me that
they have both LGPL)
Cheers,
Giuseppe.
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Hello,
Some good news and bad news.
The good ones:
The applet API for lxpanel2 is roughly finished.
Now it's possible to build a dynamic applet module outside lxpanel2 source tree.
Later I'll push some sample code to git.
Porting of old applets to the new panel should be easy.
Developing new ones
