I noticed that there was a recent branch that ports zim to gtk 3. I'm
sure that improves the esthetics, but I would think a far more ambitious
goal with a higher payoff would be to port to Qt.
https://lists.launchpad.net/zim-wiki/msg03240.html
The biggest gain thereby would be to the ability to run zim on an ios
device. Unless gtk has any plans to port to IOS (unlikely), this would
be a big way to gain exposure for this excellent software. After all
there must be half a billion iphones out there.
Additionally IOS doesn't really have any reader for .zim files, so zim
could actually fill this role as well.
I am also told that Qt tends to look more "native". In my experience
PySide is a lot easier to develop in then PyGtk, yet I understand such a
task may be overwhelming. At one point there was a somewhat feeble
effort to implement the GTK api with a Qt backend. If only we had that
right?
Just how hard would such a project be?
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