Fedora and QT

[Kurt Granroth]

No real difference.  The SUSE Professional version will have some
non-free software packages that can't be included in OpenSUSE but all
the stuff that people use are in the free version.

BTW, The official spelling is now SUSE and not SuSE.  It's taken me
awhile to get used to writing it in all caps after years of doing it
"correctly" :-)

Nathan England wrote:
> SuSE or OpenSuSE ? Or is there a difference?
> 
> On Wednesday 03 May 2006 14:40, Kurt Granroth wrote:
>> On Wednesday 03 May 2006 13:45, Nathan England wrote:
>>> I am getting into QT development and I am curious if there are any QT
>>> developers who use Fedora? I am looking for a system that has a sane QT
>>> installation and all the documentation along with a KDevelop built with
>>> the correct QT documentation settings.
>>>
>>> Or, what distro do you recommend?
>> The distro shouldn't matter at all when it comes to Qt development. 
>> Whatever you are used to using will be fine.  The reason why is because I
>> don't recommend using the installed version of Qt for learning how to do Qt
>> development.  Instead, download the latest version (4.1) from trolltech.com
>> and compile it from source inside of your home directory.
>>
>> BUT, if you're really wanting to use the system version, then I would lean
>> towards SUSE.  Fedora would likely work just fine, but there really aren't
>> that many public Qt and KDE developers that use Fedora.  There are tons on
>> SUSE, though, and Qt is that much more polished on SUSE as a result.
>>
>> YMMV
>> Kurt
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