KDE Studio

[Massimo Morin]

Hi,
competition is good, and I agree on that, but splitting efforts is not!

Right now kdevelop is pretty usable tool.
KDEStudio, I don't know. The interface seems nice but I didn't test it
I know that KodeKnight (another ide) is in the CVS tree but no snapshot
available yet.
It is suppose to be the"ideal" tool for kde2 because it uses corba
massivelly....

So, right now we have:
one pretty usable tool even if not complete (kdevelop)
a nice-looking tool that I don't know if it is usable
a tool that is suppose to be the best one but we have never seen.

Well next year we will have 3 different and exceptional tool for
developing on kde, BUT right now we have only a not feature complete
one....

So why don't we merge the efforts for having a great one, and from that
start developing the revised-and-corrected-with-my-best-options one???

WE NEED APPLICATIONS right now so having a usable tool is our priority.
The big advantage that Windows has on Linux is the availability of tons
of uniform interface and close-to-operate-togather applications

Right now only kdevelop is the tool that we can use for fighting on this
arena....
So why not "enhancing it"??? The sooner the better....

My 0.02$ from a software engineer that is evaluating kde for his
customer base

Cheers
			Massimo




Jono Bacon wrote:
> 
> On Mon, 16 Aug 1999, you wrote:
> > I never meant to offend anyone.  I was just saying that one could easily
> > just say this was a screen shot cobbled together in gimp except that the
> > Dockable widget was very well done and a very nice addition to the KDE
> > toolkit...
> 
> I was'nt offended :-)
> 
> > That being the case, I'm inclined to believe that it is for real and we
> > should be able to see some results when it's ready for the public.
> 
> Does anyone know what this KDE Studio program actually does. I have to say that
> the homepage did'nt explain much to me, although the program does look
> promising.
> 
> I think it is a good sign to see possible competition even in the free software
> game. Choice is what we all need, and although KDevelop is great, it is only
> one choice for a fully integrated IDE for KDE.
> 
> When competition arises, everyone tries their best to out-do each other, and
> even higher grade software is released.
> 
> I am certainly on KDevelop's team...
> 
>         Jono
> 
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> 
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