(remove presentation about KDE 1/2/3. Looks pretty old-style. If anyone disagree or want to port the page/presentation into wiki text please speak up :-)) |
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| − | The following pages contain documentation about KDE's design and architecture in detail. They do not replace other documentation like API | + | The following pages contain documentation about KDE's design and architecture in detail. They do not replace other documentation like [http://api.kde.org API documentation], [[../Tutorials|tutorials/howtos]] and [[../Guidelines|standards]], see the [[Development|development portal]] for further information. |
For a better understanding it might help to be familiar with Trolltech's™ excellent [http://doc.trolltech.com/3.3/index.html Qt 3.3] or [http://doc.trolltech.com/4.2/index.html Qt 4.2] documentation and their [http://www.trolltech.com/developer/ Developer Pages]. | For a better understanding it might help to be familiar with Trolltech's™ excellent [http://doc.trolltech.com/3.3/index.html Qt 3.3] or [http://doc.trolltech.com/4.2/index.html Qt 4.2] documentation and their [http://www.trolltech.com/developer/ Developer Pages]. | ||
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| + | More information about a KDE installation itself is available in the dedicated section for [[SysAdmin|system administrators]]. | ||
== Design Documents == | == Design Documents == | ||
The following pages contain documentation about KDE's design and architecture in detail. They do not replace other documentation like API documentation, tutorials/howtos and standards, see the development portal for further information.
For a better understanding it might help to be familiar with Trolltech's™ excellent Qt 3.3 or Qt 4.2 documentation and their Developer Pages.
More information about a KDE installation itself is available in the dedicated section for system administrators.
KDE TechBase 