“The Linux desktop environment KDE is moving a little closer to
Microsoft Windows as developers ready a release of QT, the KDE
graphical framework, that will run natively on the proprietary
operating system.“Ralf Habacker, a KDE developer who initiated a project to port
the Linux desktop to Windows, said over the weekend that a native
Windows port for Qt, the KDE graphical framework, will be released
under the General Public License (GPL)…”
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