More geeking...
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noahgibbsI'm looking at writing some simple cross-platform GUI stuff, probably in C. Well, probably in C++ since all the decent cross-platform GUI libraries seem to require it.
Other than FLTK (which looks pretty good) and GTK+ (which sorta works on Windows, but it's not clear how well), anybody got any recommendations for a toolkit that will do (at a minimum) Linux and most common Windows flavors?
Other than FLTK (which looks pretty good) and GTK+ (which sorta works on Windows, but it's not clear how well), anybody got any recommendations for a toolkit that will do (at a minimum) Linux and most common Windows flavors?
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Date: 2004-03-11 06:07 am (UTC)no subject
Date: 2004-03-11 08:39 am (UTC)I actually gave up on Spiral when I found glib (part of the underpinnings of GNOME). As it turns out, they'd already done essentially everything I was doing with Spiral, and they maintained it without any effort on my part.
Sadly, GTK+ isn't very portable to Windows. There's a port, but it's apparently quite quirky, and it's way out of date.