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While KF5 does serve as the basic building blocks of KDE software, they can be used by any Qt application just like any third-party Qt add-on library. Like any other KDE software, KF5 uses
CMake as a build system, but using them with QMake is possibe, too. Many frameworks are available on multiple operating systems such as Linux, Windows, macOS and Android. Be sure to check each framework's documentation for their supported platforms.

While KF5 does serve as the basic building blocks of KDE software, they can be used by any Qt application just like any third-party Qt add-on library. Like any other KDE software, KF5 uses CMake as a build system, but using them with QMake is possibe, too. Many frameworks are available on multiple operating systems such as Linux, Windows, macOS and Android. Be sure to check each framework's documentation for their supported platforms.

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	While KF5 does serve as the ~~most~~ basic building blocks of KDE software, they can be used by any ~~Qtx~~ application just like any third-party Qt add-on library. ~~Just like~~ any other KDE software, KF5 uses ~~and favors~~ a ~~CMake~~ build system but ~~all frameworks support~~ QMake ~~as well~~. Many frameworks are available on multiple ~~desktop~~ operating systems such as Linux ~~and~~ Windows and ~~are even available on~~ Android. Be sure to check each framework's documentation for their supported platforms.		While KF5 does serve as the basic building blocks of KDE software, they can be used by any Qt application just like any third-party Qt add-on library. Like any other KDE software, KF5 uses
			CMake as a build system, but using them with QMake is possibe, too. Many frameworks are available on multiple operating systems such as Linux, Windows, macOS and Android. Be sure to check each framework's documentation for their supported platforms.