[Qt-interest] Mixing QT and non QT data structures in c++ causes runtime error

[Thiago Macieira]

Em Segunda-feira 8. Fevereiro 2010, às 02.01.12, Malyushytsky, Alex escreveu:
> You may call QT the way you like between friends,
> I would not call it "Cute" officially.
> 
> It may interfere with other trademarks, for example :
> 
> http://r2.ifs.hsr.ch/cute
> 
> So as for me I prefer Q-t

Usually, trademarks don't include the pronunciation. The trademark is a 
capital letter Q and a lowercase t. The logo is those two letters in that 
green, round-borders, tilted-angle square. And the slogan is "Code Less. 
Create More. Deploy Everywhere." (Other logos and marks may be used, this list 
is not exhaustive, yadda yadda yadda)

Anyway, in official media like the youtube videos, we pronounce it "cute". You 
can watch them and see there.

The same person I met who refused to pronounce "Qt" properly also 
mispronounced Nokia. Remember that it's actually the name of a city in Finland 
and, as a Finnish word, the stress is on the first syllable. (the same applies 
to Finnish words like Helsinki, Linus and Linux)

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