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Le Mercredi 31 Ao=FBt 2005 11:39, Stephan Kulow a =E9crit=A0:

> So we decided to split kdebase into two subsets: those apps that are
> foundation for other applicatins and those apps that make up the KDE
> desktop. This wasn't really controversial.

Ok, nice, I like that.


> The idea presented was to split kdelibs into the parts that only rely on =
Qt
> each (most widgets, some of our kdecore parts) and those parts that are
> either grouped together to make up KDE's framework and the parts that rely
> on that KDE framework.

I just have a question.
Why making this ?   What are the interest of that split, and motivation ?
This is just a question to let me understand.


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