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List:       kde-promo
Subject:    [kde-promo]  why kdelibs?
From:       Chani <chanika () gmail ! com>
Date:       2010-10-28 11:11:43
Message-ID: 201010281311.53213.chanika () gmail ! com
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When I was at DevDays, I noticed that while people were very enthusiastic 
about Qt, I was getting a sort of "qt is all you need" vibe at times - a fine 
sentiment for promoting qt, but then, what about kdelibs?

And then I realized: what *about* kdelibs? I had no idea how to tell anyone 
why they should use the kde platform, what advantages it would bring. Hell, at 
this point I'm not even sure what's *in* kdelibs, or what the KDE Platform is.

After a quick skim of community.kde.org, I'm just as lost.

So I ask you: Why kdelibs? Why the KDE Platform? I *know* that we have all 
kinds of awesome in there, but what is it and why should people use it?

-- 
Chani
http://chani.ca

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