On Thu, 2010-05-06 at 11:24 +0300, Quim Gil wrote: > ext Jamie Bennett wrote: > > It is well known that Gtk+ and Clutter will be used for the first > > iteration, it is also well known that Gtk+ and Clutter will be replaced > > by Qt after this release. > > Source? At least this is not well known by me. :) GTK+/Clutter are > supposed to be in future releases as well. There has been numerous discussions about Qt being the main toolkit for future releases, I'm sure you know that ;) I was not saying Gtk+ and Clutter would be banished, just put on the back-seat. Anyway, this is not productive as a Gnome Mobile discussion so I'll stop talking about it. > The question for the GNOME project is whether it wants to make sure that > GNOME technologies will be available for developers in that platform. If > we talk about mobile platforms, what are the implications for GNOME of > not using MeeGo as a reference platform? Gnome would have to fund some other existing initiative or create a community around one? > Are there better strategic candidates to choose? At the moment, not really, but that doesn't mean one cannot materialize/be created. Regards, Jamie. -- Jamie Bennett www.linuxuk.org
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