On December 12, 2003 9:56 am, Andrea Bergia wrote:

> See this link:
> http://people.redhat.com/dcbw/
> Do someone (more competent than me :-) ) plan to pick up the QT/KDE
> version of OpenOffice's widgets? It will be really nice to have OO fit
> into the desktop nicely...

After reading the link, it seems that it doesn't actually *use* the native 
widgets. Rather, what it does is get the native library to paint a widget, 
then uses it's bitmap to draw the OO widget. This way all the widgets are 
still actually OO implemented.

If this is indeed the scheme being used, is there much advantage to writing a 
whole new Qt/KDE imp. when you could just use the GTK OO with Geramik? Since 
it is not actually using the widgets but just painting them, I don't see too 
much of a difference, since this is what Geramik does already.

I suppose though, you'd be removing one more layer of complexity.

To tell you the truth I'd much rather see KIO and the KDE tile dialogs 
integrated into OO than the look and feel :P

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