My very short list:
Pro Lazarus:
- The LCL is very compatible with the Delphi VCL and so you can easily
port Delphi VCL applications to Linux (but for reasons I don't
understand Delphi moved to Firemonkey).
- On top of that there is a great number of rather compatible "widget
types" that allow for easily porting such programs to multiple different
OS and widget set variants.
Pro MSE:
- There is a "NoGui" "Widget" option out of the box, allowing for
completely decent event driven programming (TTimer, Thread to mainthread
signaling) with programs that run on (deeply embedded Linux-) systems
with no widget set installed at all
- Martin provides the "IFI" add-on that allows for remoting the GUI
(designed in MSEIDE) of a program via (e.g.) TCP/IP.
-Michael
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