> Harmony at this point is moribund. I recently downloaded the code and am
> working through it trying to get an understanding of it, and to see if I'm
> up to the task or working on it. My C++ isn't super, and I've never dealt
> with X programming at all.
> 

I'll help!  Count me in.  I love C++, and I'm willing to
learn how to program under X.  I want to see Harmony complete for a
variety of reasons. Primarily, KDE is a nice desktop enviroment, but I
want to see it totally free.  I also want to say that I worked on Harmony.
I haven't perused the Qt source code, so I can work on it without
worrying about violating any copyright or patent laws regarding Qt.

Fair enough?  Let's revive the Harmony Project!


T.J. Duchene
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