Kettle :~)
Kettle :~)
If that does work, I found a nice theme to look at that isn't flat and boring but isn't Humanity with all of the orange.  Mint X from Linux...
On the note of WxWidgets, that uses Qt bindings by default, and can be configured to use GTK. So it'll fit in with one or the other.
Fedora greeted me with nearly 500 updates!
I could try making a GTK theme that looks like our Qt one... Unfortunately it doesn't look like there's a way to make GTK copy Qt's styles, so the best...
The other option is making new headers that bind to the relevant Qt functions...
> how hello is going to be updated in the future One of the interesting things about this project is that [probonopd](https://github.com/probonopd) wants to minimise the amount helloSystem forces updates...
I wonder if ostree would work? Or is that another redhat project that only works on Linux...
Well with probonopd's os image idea, maybe we can make helloSystem check for security updates when you connect to the WiFi, download the new image (think rsync would be good...
If what we want is people to see three folders in /, all of which they have interest in, and hide the ones they don't, like /usr, /etc and that,...
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