On Thursday 10 February 2005 5:04 pm, Bobby wrote:
> Considering that KDE exists to provide "a powerful Free Software graphical
> desktop environment for Linux and Unix workstations..." I thing we should
> take advantage of the strengths of the "Linux and Unix" enviroments.  
> Removing assumptions were they do not provide a specific advantage is
> almost always a good thing, but when they do provide an advantage it makes
> no sense to reduce the functionality of our enviroment.

Isn't running KDE under DirectFB a 'UNIX and Linux environment'?

Isn't QNX a UNIX system? Isn't Cygwin?

Even under the unicies, building KDE on a 'non-standard' platform is often not 
possible.

-- 
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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