>One thing about attracting coders (especially Linux coders) is that using >a popular GUI toolkit will help. If it's not GTK or QT (or maybe WxWindows?) >you're not going to find too many people who want to help and already are >familiar with it, which could be a major impediment. > >For reference, here's a MFC migration guide for QT: > >http://www.trolltech.com/products/qt/learnmore/migration/mfc >http://doc.trolltech.com/solutions/qtwinmigrate/index.html
Thanks for the links. I've been giving wxWidgets a close look. It appears to look alot like MFC. After some searching it turns out that's not an accident. From wxWidget's web site: "Many people are finding that wxWidgets is the fastest route to porting their MFC applications to Linux, other Unix variants, and Mac. So the future for wxWidgets is brighter than ever." Dale
