Qt is *very* cross-platform.  I don't have experience with wxWidgets, so they 
may be the same, but with Qt, I've usually just required a recompile when 
going between OSX, Windows, and Linux.

Just my humble plug.

On Tuesday 29 January 2008 23:15, Martin Ellison wrote:
> Several comments to a few of many comments:
>
>    - to me. the main problem with the user interface is that it is part
>    of a large monolithic back-end-plus-user-interface.  If I wanted to 
> make changes to Cin2, where would I start? What I would want (if I were
> doing any coding) is to be able to  draw a circle around the bits of code
> that I needed to think about.
>    - the other problem with the user interface is that it uses its own
>    toolkit. You don't want to maintain a GUI toolkit. You want to use one
> that someone else is maintaining. Actually there are several good toolkits
> out there (Gnome, Qt, wxWidgets, MS Windows) and it would be nice if (at
> least in principle) anyone could rewrite just the user interface to work
> with their favourite toolkit without too much effort. Myself, I would go
> with wx as it is cross-platform. We may need to build some custom widgets,
> but then separating out that part of the code into a GUI widget would be a
> win. - free/open source is not open development. You can write code
>    yourself and release it under the GPL, and it is free/open source. But
> the, what is 'open' development? You need to have a 'Linus' who decides in
> the end what is and is not part of the official release. What I believe is
> important is that the design is modular (see my previous posts) so that
> developers can work on their own modules without official approval and then
> the community can mix-and-match whichever modules they want.
>    - I agrree with Christian, the name should not be anything like
>    'Cinelerra'. Cin3 will do as a temporary reference. I'm a bit short of
> ideas for the release title.

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