[email protected]於 2013年4月28日星期日UTC+8下午11時18分14秒寫道：
> On Sunday, 2013-04-28, PCMan wrote:
>
> > About gvfs, I'll keep using it for now. Mixing GIO and Qt works
> > perfectly and Qt has built-in glib integration.
>
> Only on Unix though, but I guess that is of little concern to Unix desktop
> environment projects :)
>
> > Gvfs has more and more backends and many of them has no FUSE-based
> > equivalence.
>
> I always like the idea of GVFS mount daemons. I think that a Qt based
> implementation of at least the client library would make a nice official
> Qt
> addon, that is, assuming that a couple of the mount daemons can be made
> crossplatform.
>
> Basically getting remote file access available on all Qt supported
> platforms,
> even on those that do not support it themselves.
>
> When GVFS was introduced I investigated the option of implementing the
> protocol using Qt native facilities, but at that time maintainer Alexander
> Larsson said that the protocol wasn't stable enought yet.
>
IIRC, there was some attempt in the past to make it work with Qt.
Kommodity http://websvn.kde.org/trunk/playground/libs/kommodity/
And there was also some work to make KIO slave work with Gtk+.
https://live.gnome.org/KioGioBridge
None of them seems to be active, though.
>
> > An alternative would be to use KDE's KIO slave, if you're OK
> > with the KDE dependencies.
>
> KIO will be one of the KDE frameworks rated as Solution, i.e. depends on
> runtime services (just like GVFS), but it has very little other
> dependencies.
>
Really glad to hear that!! It's a long awaited feature.
Gvfs, however, has one thing that always beat KIO slave.
It's implemented in plain C and can hence be usable from nearly any
programs.
C++ APIs, like KDE ones, are hard to use in C programs.
Creating a C wrapper around a C++ library is really a boring task and I
guess nobody will want to do it.
So, I personally prefer C-based libraries in this case.
Unleass there can be a pure C implementation of the KIO protocol or a thin
C wrapper for the C++ API it projects, it's difficult to use KIO in
Gtk/Gnome programs.
>
> Cheers,
> Kevin
> --
> Kevin Krammer, KDE developer, xdg-utils developer
> KDE user support, developer mentoring
>
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