Arthur Pemberton wrote: > Previous to the discontinuation announcement, i was just starting to > work with Java, and so I have become interested in using Qt from Java > as I like the toolkit. But given the following, should I really start > a new project with Qt Jambi? > > * I couldn't find download links for Qt Jambi on the Qt Software site. > * I finally found the pub site with some source code, and a blog link > to a tech preview > * I have yet to find binaries, that the Qt Jambi tutorial suggested existed
The binary packages are available here: ftp://ftp.qtsoftware.com/qtjambi/source/ > * There are apparently no Qt Jambi packages (RPMs) in Fedora, a fairly > popular distro This is almost a good thing. Debian and Mandriva has been packaging Jambi for about a year now, but they tend to not distribute the various components correctly. You should stick to the official packages. > * Activity doesn't seem to be high between the the Qt Labs site and > this mailing list (I read through the archives for this year) > > Right now all I have to go on is that I like Qt and I don't like > Swing. So I am asking this list their opinions. I don't think I should give a recommendation on this... best regards, Gunnar _______________________________________________ Qt-jambi-interest mailing list [email protected] http://lists.trolltech.com/mailman/listinfo/qt-jambi-interest
