I was initially confused, because from TrollTech's website, KDE is illegal. It links QT, a GPL'ed library as far as TrollTech claim, against LGPL'ed libraries. Which is in violation of the GPL. [See: http://www.trolltech.com/developer/licensing/gpl.html]
Basically, KDE and TrollTech are being quite inconsistant. As long as we remove QT dependancy from the khtml/kjs libraries, we can implement it in WINE. As the code currently stands, khtml/kjs (and a bunch of other KDE libraries) are in violation of their own licensing :)
HUH???
When did you look last time at your linux distribution, specifically at the glibc license... yup, it's... LGPL'd... does it means that linking a GPL'd program against LGPL library is illegal? nope, it's very legal..
Same case here. kdelibs are LGPL'd (some with artistic license, some with BSD license, etc) are ALLOWED to be linked to GPL'd program, which is also what QT is - a GPL (and QPL) license.
Do you think that TrollTech wouldn't do anything if it was illegal? after all, the KDE is their number 1 "customer" ;)
Thanks, Hetz