If it's Gnome, where's Qt?
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Don't get it.
The CyberOS is based on QT Quick, hence you would feel its performance is better, despite heavily configured.
I am not sure Qt Quick means what the author think it means ;)
Could you expand on this? I don't understand.
Qt Quick is a framework for Qt, the name probably implies that for programmers it will be easy to build applications. But that does not imply automatically that the resulting programs will be faster than other programs coded in Qt without using Qt Quick. I guess the article author believed that the latter is true though.
Thanks a lot!