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Oh yeah, I agree. It's a good one. Several folks in the comments called out the author for not bringing it up. Personally, I think the author had a bias where a
by nickpsecurity 7y ago
Oh yeah, I agree. It's a good one. Several folks in the comments called out the author for not bringing it up. Personally, I think the author had a bias where any solution had to be close to the size of the native, standalone app.
One thing I wondered about Qt is if there's a way to trim out anything an app doesn't use. Have you seen anything like that?
- jcelerier 7y agoThere's https://qtlite.com https://qtlite.com Along with the following shell command : grep --only-matching --no-filename -R 'include <Q.*>' | cut -f2 -d' ' | sort | uniq you can quickly see what must stay and what can go