Well, I've been reading the docs for Qt4 and experimenting with the example programs they provide, and I'm leaning towards it as a toolkit.
Does anyone have any input on choosing a toolkit? * Qt4 looks nice, even in Gnome-- much better than Qt3 did * It has some nice built in widgets and features that we can use, like dockable panes that can be dragged around, etc. * It has some good 2d graphics drawing features * Trolltech is more actively/quickly working on improving it and adding new features and supporting all platforms * It has an embedded web browser widget (using WebKit) that's both easy to use and complete * It has good support for some mobile platforms and they're actively working on that * QtDesigner is freely available, and is a pretty good design tool, in my very brief experience with it. It could be a nice option for rapidly developing new type-specific GUI components. I still hate qmake. But maybe we can find or write some code for scons that replaces it (runs the MOC code generator, localization tool, etc.) _______________________________________________ vos-d mailing list vos-d@interreality.org http://www.interreality.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/vos-d
