KDE + Qt/Mac -- how to handle it?

[Zack Rusin]

On Wednesday 31 December 2003 15:04, Benjamin Reed wrote:
> My thought is there's 2 different ways to go about it:
>
> 1. Just commit to head; it introduces a little bit of entropy but
> while ugly, the patches are pretty safe.

Personally I'd like to see the patches before they'll go in.

> 2. Make a branch for Qt/Mac development.

For now I'd say yeah. KDE on Mac's is definitely not a showstopper bug 
that we would have to have in 3.2 and having this stuff mature a bit 
before it will go in is a better idea.

> I'd rather do 1 just because it's easier, the only reason I'm a bit
> reticent to do so is because we're still in freeze for KDE 3.2.  It's
> not like we're doing anything that isn't already in the tree (Holger
> Schroeder's initial work on chopping out some of the X11-specific
> stuff is already in CVS, and has been for months).

Not really, most of it has been reverted since it caused a lot of 
problems. It's not as trivial as it may seem which is again why I'm not 
really looking too favorably at just committing it to head at this 
point.

Zack

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