I use the QT libraries for most of my hobby projects (BleAx), volunteer projects (GaugeCam), and even some of the projects I do at my day job. My buddy, Andrew, just wrote me a note to let me know that it has been announced that The QT Project is up and running as a true open source project. That is awesome good news and means QT has a very good chance for a much longer life. Nokia has been very good about all this. A lot of us consumers of these wonderful libraries are thankful to them and all the other developers and users who have worked so hard on this.
Good to hear.
This actually inspired me to renew my work on BleAx. Kelly is accumulating Betty Blonde strips and we still hope to kick it back into gear. I am having to work with SQL quite a bit, so I am thinking of upgrading BleAx to work with a database of my own creation on MySQL, then do the polish work to make the program work properly on Linux and Windows.
Did you see Ubuntu recently released Quickly to help developers develop applications for Ubuntu.