On Tue, Mar 30, 1999 at 03:15:32PM +0200, Jonathan NAYLOR wrote:
> I originally started writing it using the Athena widgets, but
> couldn't work out how to create a window to do straight X in, for
> the map. Its a pity that the floppies were corrupted as they also
> included my copy of Motif on them. I haven't looked at LessTif yet,
> I have a CD set of Linux archives which it may be on, I'll take a
> look tonight.
>
> What widget set does the KDE stuff use ? I rather like the look of
> it, I have to explain that although I have no love for MS, I do like
> the W95 look and feel and KDE applications are quite close to it. Is
> it Qt ?
My opinion might be a bit biased, but I would recommend FLTK
(available at http://www.fltk.org). It's released under LGPL
and compiles on most *nixes (including linux) and also on Win32
platforms.
It has nice wysiwyg GUI-builder and it's really small. No redundant
code is added to programs not using a particular feature. And don't
be afraid of the fact that it has just gained the 1.0 (actually 1.0.1)
status, it's stable. We've been using it in our project for quite some
time with little or no problems.
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