Em Segunda-feira 20 Setembro 2010, às 11:21:44, Riku Voipio escreveu: > When we look at the usual case, for most libraries, embedding the to the > applications is not going to be a problem. There is probably > only going to be 1-3 users of that library anyways. For the few widely > used libraries, we can have them in MeeGo core. In fact most likely they > are there already (ICU, webkit). Yes there is some grey space in > between "few widely used" and "lots rarely used" libraries. But that is > not the usual case, and in order succeed we need to focus violently on > the common use case: That the developer uses mostly libraries from MeeGo > Core and sometimes a field-specific library (sword) that no other > applications need.
You can also solve the problem of the "large libraries used by many" cases by
always having them on-device.
WebKit will always be on the device. It's part of the required packages. And
IIRC, ICU is a dependency of MeeGo Touch Framework.
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