Coda Highland wrote:
'm not affiliated with Nokia, but it does seem to be worth pointing
out that Nokia's drive towards Open Governance was in case something
like this were to happen. Nokia wants Qt to be controlled by the
community, so that as an open-source project it can follow the wishes
of the developers that use it and continue to grow regardless of
Nokia's own use and vision for it. I'm confident Qt won't die; I'm
just deeply disappointed that I won't be able to use it on my next
smartphone like I was hoping to.
/s/ Adam
I join in the concern here.
The question I have is whether that desire to have community control
will persist. The new CEO is from Microsoft - not exactly a big advocate
of open source.
I just started using Qt last month for a commercial, closed-source
project after convincing my client that it was the right way to go. I
now have to question if this is still a good way to go.
--
Keith Lancaster
email: [email protected]
skype: klancaster1957
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