Hello.

> > The problem with cloning qt is finding people to do it. The source
> > code to qt is so easily available that I think you might have trouble
> > finding qualified and willing people who haven't been "tainted". For
> 
> Here I am!  I have never seen the source for Qt.  I'm not a "qualified"
> X programmer yet, but I would like to try cloning this toolkit. If there 
> is a more qualified X programmer listening, it's better that you do it,
[...]
> Where can I find a complete description of the Qt interface, without 
> details of the implementation?

I haven't read a line about Qt internals, nor do I have right now the time to 
contribute; but a secret of the trade is: when you are going to make a 
"compatible" design without copying, you need 2 teams. One reads the source 
and write specifications without resorting to details; and the other works the 
other way, taking the specifications and writing code that does the same 
function.

Of course, the only communication path allowed between the 2 teams is the 
specs :)

Just an idea...

Regards.

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This message is just my opinion right now