On Wednesday 09 February 2005 6:32 pm, Dennie Bastiaan wrote:
> I should say that I thought about that and you are actually right. But I
> were affraid of KDE-developers putting effort in porting KDE completely to
> windows. As if it was part of a KDE-roadmap. Porting kdelibs only should
> enable KDE applications on windows, instead of completely replacing the
> explorer-shell. And I admit, I aggree that that's a good thing. ;-)

Definitly "Porting to Windows' shoul not be on the 4.0 roadmap.
But what *should* be on the 4.0 roadmap, is removing any assumtions in KDE 
based on a given platform. This includes dependancies on X, on certain files 
in certain locations, etc. Anything like this should be abstracted into 
interfaces that could be re-implimented for another platform. This will help 
not only with win32 ports, but also ports to DirectFB, QNX, or other "weird" 
systems.

-- 
If you wait by the river long enough, eventually
you will see the bodies of all your enemies float by.
    - Sun Tzu
 
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