Danny: I'd create a qt directory for the Qt port, if the port really works out later everything can be moved into a single source directory but it's better to keep things separated first. If there's enough interest in this I can get things started, I don't have enough time available to do everything myself with real life work and other side projects.
I don't have any test scripts. It would be cool to have a script that loads a file, saves a screenshot and then compares it with a reference picture (we used to have something like that at work for some of our graphics libraries). Raphael: The point of using Qt is that GTK is just too ugly on Windows (and probably on OSX too), gtkmm might make the code look better than just plain gtk but doesn't help the application itself. :( Leopold: The OSX version uses carbon for its UI (at least the few things that I managed to write) so that's 3 completely different UI versions to keep updating every time a new feature is added, making it too much work to keep them all up to date. I wanted to add an iPhone port so that would be 4 versions. If almost all files were shared by all platforms on the Qt project then it would make sense to use something like cmake but right now with each platform being its own directory there's not much reason to use it. Leonardo
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