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On Wednesday 09 February 2005 23:32, Dennie Bastiaan wrote:
> I have one little question: Is kdelibs depended on dcop? Dcop depends X11
> and could be a problem, since windows natively is not X11. ;-)

DCOP does not depend on X11. DCOP depends on libICE which tends to be shipp=
ed=20
along with X11 server implementations but which works perfectly fine in the=
=20
absence of any X11 server. For various reasons kdelibs itself includes a co=
py=20
of libICE.

> But then again. QT4 for windows will be GPL'ed, not QT3. With that in min=
d,
> the first kdelibs ported to windows would be kdelibs of KDE4. And by then,
> KDE uses D-Bus, right?

KDE4 is likely to use DBUS, yes.

Cheers,
Waldo
=2D-=20
bastian@kde.org   |   Free Novell Linux Desktop 9 Evaluation Download
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