I saw the post for a QT/KDE developer and I have to ask what QT/KDE 
gives you over simply using
vi, make, gdb, X-Motif.

I realize that someone has convinced the customer already to go down 
this path, but is this is a trend?

What about the cost of business use licensing of QT?  Why tie the code 
to KDE?  

Why not Java?  

Just curious as to what other are thinking about development within 
linux.   Wouldn't linux go farther faster with standards that business 
and industry can grasp and have some confidence in finding people who 
know how to maintain their developed code?

There seems to be to many integrated desktop environments to keep up 
with.   Can I suggest vi, make, and some debugger(gdb,xgdb,debugger,etc)?

Matt.

Matt Thoren
MTT Computer Consulting Inc.
www.mttcc.com
mthoren at mttcc.com



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