>We did consider switching to Qt early on, but it is not an option for us since we do
>not wish to give up our Windows port, and there is no Open Source Edition of
>Qt/Windows available. GTK on Windows is not great, but we've been able to get
>much farther with it than our Qt-based sister project Scribus has with Qt/X11 on
>Windows.
Vraiment dommage de pas avoir une version libre de qt pour windows, il y'a un port libre de la version linux mais je crains que ce dernier suive difficilement le rythme des releases de trolltech.
>The Inkscape and Scribus teams do things like periodically have IRC meetings
>together to exchange ideas, and we work closely together on interoperability
>between the two apps (the obvious example being improving Scribus' SVG >support).
Marrant aussi de voir que ces deux projets s'entraident :)
# Interview de Bryce Harrington
Posté par gnumdk (site web personnel) . En réponse à la dépêche Sortie d'Inkscape 0.40. Évalué à 6.
>We did consider switching to Qt early on, but it is not an option for us since we do
>not wish to give up our Windows port, and there is no Open Source Edition of
>Qt/Windows available. GTK on Windows is not great, but we've been able to get
>much farther with it than our Qt-based sister project Scribus has with Qt/X11 on
>Windows.
Vraiment dommage de pas avoir une version libre de qt pour windows, il y'a un port libre de la version linux mais je crains que ce dernier suive difficilement le rythme des releases de trolltech.
>The Inkscape and Scribus teams do things like periodically have IRC meetings
>together to exchange ideas, and we work closely together on interoperability
>between the two apps (the obvious example being improving Scribus' SVG >support).
Marrant aussi de voir que ces deux projets s'entraident :)