As Luke said, Gaim is not a Gnome application. It DOES use the Gtk+ graphics library, but we don't interface with Gnome in any way. You can run Gaim perfectly fine in KDE--there is no need for a QT-based version of Gaim (unless you just want it to look a little more seamless).
I don't think any of the libraries you listed are actually a part of Gnome. They can be used just as effectively in KDE, or even without a desktop environment. As for interfacing with Gnome... we could add a "--with-gnome" configure option, and add features that benefit users using Gnome, but we haven't had a strong need or desire to do that. -- Gaim dotfiles location https://launchpad.net/bugs/43004 -- desktop-bugs mailing list [email protected] https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/desktop-bugs
