In Linux Rapid Application Development by Cameron Hughes and Tracey
Hughes, the authors show c++ programming examples for QT and
(apparently) KDE programming libraries. The QT examples include
headers files that begin with a Q ("qmessagebox.h"), while the K
programs have header files that begin with a k ("kapp.h").
Both of these appear to link to the same qt library, but I haven't
been able to get any of the programs to compile. Can someone please
explain to me what is the difference between these two? I thought KDE
was a window manager, not a programming library.
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