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Just a quick question, I tried to connect to freenode.net (port 6667), =
but
was unable. I used mirc. Is the port wrong?
Roberto Mason
Sir Wilfrid Laurier School Board
IT Department (Pedagogical systems)
235, mont=E9e Lesage
Rosem=E8re, QC
J7A 4Y9
-----Original Message-----
From: Aaron J. Seigo [mailto:service@urbanlizard.com]=20
Sent: Wednesday, August 13, 2003 12:08 PM
To: kde-devel@kde.org
Subject: Re: Should I install KDE 2.2
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On Wednesday 13 August 2003 08:04, Mason, Roberto wrote:
> I was thinking of starting with 2.2 because I must admit that I'm not =
that
> strong with c++, I've coded in C before, that's going back quite a =
few
> years, and I want to get back into C/C++. I have a few books around =
that
> would help. To simplify matters for me, I was thinking, since there =
is
> written documentation on 2.2, it would ease the learning curve for =
me.
Once
> I'd be comfortable with 2.2, jumping to 3.1 would much easier.
there really weren't that many fundamental API changes from 2.2. to =
3.1.
some=20
header files changed, but nothing too egregious... just make sure you =
are
use=20
kapplication.h instead of kapp.h and that sort of thing... but the =
basic=20
concepts (KConfig, XMLUI, KAboutData, KApplication, KMainWindow, etc) =
all=20
remained. some KDE2 applications required nothing more than a recompile =
for=20
KDE3. there is lots of KDE3 code to look at for examples, and there is
up-to-
date API documentation at developer.kde.org.
also, if you have a full-time connection to the 'net, you can jump on =
IRC=20
(freenode.net) and join one of the KDE devel channels (e.g. #kde-devel)
where=20
quite a few people hang out discussion KDE3 development issues...
HTH
- --=20
Aaron J. Seigo, Geeko
Urbanlizard.com
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RE: Should I install KDE 2.2
Just a quick question, I tried to connect to =
freenode.net (port 6667), but was unable. I used mirc. Is the port =
wrong?
Roberto Mason
Sir Wilfrid Laurier School Board
IT Department (Pedagogical systems)
235, mont=E9e Lesage
Rosem=E8re, QC
J7A 4Y9
-----Original Message-----
From: Aaron J. Seigo [mailto:service@urbanlizard.com]
Sent: Wednesday, August 13, 2003 12:08 PM
To: kde-devel@kde.org
Subject: Re: Should I install KDE 2.2
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On Wednesday 13 August 2003 08:04, Mason, Roberto =
wrote:
> I was thinking of starting with 2.2 because I =
must admit that I'm not that
> strong with c++, I've coded in C before, that's =
going back quite a few
> years, and I want to get back into C/C++. I =
have a few books around that
> would help. To simplify matters for me, I was =
thinking, since there is
> written documentation on 2.2, it would ease the =
learning curve for me. Once
> I'd be comfortable with 2.2, jumping to 3.1 =
would much easier.
there really weren't that many fundamental API =
changes from 2.2. to 3.1. some
header files changed, but nothing too egregious... =
just make sure you are use
kapplication.h instead of kapp.h and that sort of =
thing... but the basic
concepts (KConfig, XMLUI, KAboutData, KApplication, =
KMainWindow, etc) all
remained. some KDE2 applications required nothing =
more than a recompile for
KDE3. there is lots of KDE3 code to look at for =
examples, and there is up-to-
date API documentation at developer.kde.org.
also, if you have a full-time connection to the 'net, =
you can jump on IRC
(freenode.net) and join one of the KDE devel =
channels (e.g. #kde-devel) where
quite a few people hang out discussion KDE3 =
development issues...
HTH
- --
Aaron J. Seigo, Geeko
Urbanlizard.com
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