network protocol transparency in quanta

[Kevin Krammer]

On Tuesday 05 August 2003 22:43, daniel wrote:
> so what's the deal with quanta and kate?  which one is "the" kde
> editor?  i only ask 'cause i've seen a lot of hype lately about quanta,
> and i've been using kate for some time now.

Kate and Quanta do not have the same purpose.
Kate is a general purpose editor, with extensions for programming, etc.
Quanta is mainly an editor for textual data which has a defined structure, 
such as XML or HTML.
In fact Quanta uses Kate as its default editor.

> is this limitation in quanta really there?  or have i missed something?
>  and if it is, why hasn't it been addressed?

Quanta+ is a KDE application and it should be able to use the KIO 
architecture as well as Kate.

Cheers,
Kevin

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