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On Tuesday 20 June 2006 19:10, Joshua Jackson wrote: |
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> I don't want to go down the path again of having two nearly identical |
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> flags for a different slotted version of a framework. I'd like to see |
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> just qt with a maintainer deciding if its going to be qt3 or qt4. |
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Unfeasible. GTK 1.2 was deprecated when the two flags were merged, Qt3 is all |
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but deprecated right now. If you decide to use just one version of qt, it |
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would be qt3 for all, and a mess when KDE 4 will come out, we can't think of |
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NOT having time for the change from 3.x to 4. |
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Also, gtk and gtk2 flags did NOT work as I asked, gtk2 was to enable gtk2 |
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version when both a 1.2 and 2 version was available, so for instance ethereal |
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+gtk -gtk2 built gtk 1.2, and -gtk +gtk2 built NOTHING. What I'm asking is |
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for qt3 enable the qt3 version, qt4 the qt4 version, qt3 and qt4 both if |
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possible (that is usually the case for stuff that has both version available, |
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as one does not obsolete the other right now). |
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