Story: KDE getting ready to go native on Windows

Story: KDE getting ready to go native on Windows

1. If you really want Posix for Windows.: http://www.... Jeff Lewis
2. History repeating itself ... To those advocat... Gregory L. Marx
3. I look at it from the other point of vie... David Wright
4. There are a few *HUGE* differences betwe... Richard June
5. I can't argue with your 2nd and 3rd... Gregory L. Marx
6. I don't remember OS/2 *EVER* d... Richard June
7. Well, I know OS/2 didn't get m... Gregory L. Marx
8. I definitely agree that the availability of c... Michiel Wittkampf
9. When I was young, similar things happene... Chevalier Dr Dr Ruediger Marcus Flaig
10. SFU -- Shut the F**K up? Cozminsky
11. So I hope to be able to use http://www.reactos.com... Jamie Borg
12. I thing that it's great for projects like REA... Anonymous
13. The availability of cross platform applications ha... BD Phillips
14. As a small office desktop user our 'training'... Anonymous
15. Linux needs more, better drivers. Not Windows hel... michael howard
16. Possible shortsighted comments by KDE developer? I... Brett Kislin
17. I have to disagree. Our company is a Windows-only... Anonymous
18. Isn't the point of the GPL to provide the freedom... Anonymous
19. Having the only ports of great free software has n... Tobias Cohen
20. I would disagree, as a very loyal Windows user, th... Jon D.
21. Are members of the Open Source community really su... Gary Varga
22. Making free software available on Windows alt... Larry Gearhart
23. I was using Windows for a long time. I w... David
24. These people who whine about "If all the good soft... Matt
25. I like pizza Jo Jo
26. To those who think allowing developers to do nativ... Anonymous
27. >My wife is now a Linux user, and the only >... Bubba
28. The point all depends on your perspectiv... Anonymous
29. Raptorhead.com sells open source apps for Windows... Anonymous

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