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In the Wild

Digia is working "full steam ahead" with Qt Commercial

Digia have recently acquired the Qt licensing busines from Nokia. In a blog post, the status and strategy was outlined by one of their senior vice presidents: The transfer of the Qt Commercial licensing business from Nokia to Digia was completed successfully a bit over one month ago. At Digia, we have been hard at work getting everything in place to ensure continuity for Qt commercial customers. We have invested in setting up our R&D team, in order to build new functionality and a verification system. Digia has hundreds of people who have Qt experience and this certainly will help us to ensure that we will provide high quality services for our Qt Commercial customers.

One area of great importance is to make sure that Digia´s development plans are well aligned with our customers’ needs. Based on earlier feedback from Qt Commercial customers we’ve heard, our customers have called for functionality that will support their applications on cross-platform desktop and embedded environments. Our customers have also said that added functionality can’t be included at the cost of stability and reliability. And, they’ve stated that the releases need to be supported longer to ensure business continuity.

Future of Fedora's MeeGo "remix" (i.e. Netbook UX on Fedora)

Rodrigo Padula, a member of the Fedora Project, has bemoaned the status of Fedora's ability to run the MeeGo Netbook UX: Unfortunately Fedora will not support the Meego netbook remix (fedora based meego distribution) as Fedora upstream project anymore. I've tried to install Meego in Fedora since the last version(Fedora 14) and in the new Fedora 15 Beta and it's not working anymore.

Since Fedora will adopt GNOME3 by default and the GNOME Shell uses Mutter, there are a conflict between GNOME Mutter packages and Meego mutter packages (mutter-mbl needs to be parallel-installable with mutter but it's not possible by now). The Fedora project isnt interested to fix that or to stay distributing Fedora Meego Remix as a official internal project.