On Thu, May 2, 2013 at 12:42 PM, Jasleen Kaur <[email protected]>wrote:
> Currently I am exploring the code of existing Display Manager. I am
> familiar with
> Qt. I want to make this cross platform Display manager using Qt Framework.
> On discussion in IRC, the developers suggest me to use OGRE for
> initiation. I want do this whole project in Qt. I am not familiar with
> OGRE. But if you recommend to use OGRE, then I can start exploring it.
> Tell me what should be used - OGRE or Qt?
>
It depends on what you want to work on. Both OGRE or Qt are viable - OGRE
as a scene graph provides extra functionality that should be relevant to
our use, and work with OGRE can be re-used later with Qt user interface
elements - see, for example, http://www.ogitor.org/ and
http://advancingusability.wordpress.com/2013/03/30/how-to-integrate-ogre3d-into-a-qt5-qml-scene/
On the other hand, Qt and it's OpenGL widgets may be simpler to work with
and have a better chance of producing a working, usable product. The key
with either direction is that you present a strong, detailed, well
researched proposal that indicates you have a plan and know how to execute
it.
CY
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