On 12-01-24 10:25, Werner LEMBERG wrote: > AFAIK, Qt uses the native GUI elements of the host OS; it's just a > wrapper to provide a consistent platform-independent interface. > Regarding a special GUI for Cocoa: *I* won't do that :-) Yes, Qt on Mac or Windows definitely does not use X11. I can say that it *is* a good choice for a GUI tool. It's very flexible. The default widgets often don't look as compelling as the purely native controls (so a Qt app on Mac OS X does not look "as good" as a pure Cocoa app, more like a Carbon app), but it's definitely "good enough".
I agree, however, that making a dependancy on Qt version 4.8 is currently a bit early. Using 4.7 would be recommended at this point, if possible. Best, Adam -- May success attend your efforts, -- Adam Twardoch (Remove "list." from e-mail address to contact me directly.) _______________________________________________ Freetype-devel mailing list [email protected] https://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/freetype-devel
