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. > 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. Cheers, Kevin -- Kevin Krammer, KDE developer, xdg-utils developer KDE user support, developer mentoring
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