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It makes a lot of sense, actually, because you probably have Qt installed and loaded already. The norm is to link to this system wide installation, so you don't
by beojan 8y ago
It makes a lot of sense, actually, because you probably have Qt installed and loaded already. The norm is to link to this system wide installation, so you don't count it as part of the application. On the other hand, the norm seems to be to ship a fresh copy of Electron with every app, and even if you have a system-wide Electron, it gets loaded anew for every app.
- int_19h 8y agoIt's the norm on Linux, but not on other platforms. But either way, Qt5 still has to be installed (and, usually, downloaded) separately in many distros, especially those that are more Gtk-centric.
- beojan 8y agoI think most people will have at least one Qt app installed. And the screenshot shows that (for once) the target are KDE users.