On Sonntag 31 Mai 2009, Roy Wright wrote: > On May 31, 2009, at 2:04 AM, Volker Armin Hemmann wrote: > > On Sonntag 31 Mai 2009, Alexander Pilipovsky wrote: > >> May be, it's not a "only Gentoo" question, but I want to write and > >> start > >> applications under Gentoo and Windows. I saw Tcl/Tk library in work > >> (as > >> example OOMMF: http://math.nist.gov/oommf/, but it, sometimes, > >> unstable > >> under Windows XP). And it did not like me to look of buttons, lists > >> etc. > >> Other way I saw in using wxPython (http://www.wxpython.org/) or > >> wxWidgets (http://www.wxwidgets.org/). I want to have as little as > >> possible differences in GUI of my program when it starts under GNOME, > >> KDE or Windows. May be some other libraries for crossplatform > >> development are exists. > >> > >> What library better for unification of application look and > >> developing? > >> > >> P. S. Excuse my English, please :) > > > > qt > > There's a few to choose from. Here's some: > > java - portability was one of the original design goals
and it is still ugly. Also very funny and old bugs. > javafx - looks real interesting for 2D graphics > gtk - lots of language wrappers available also windows port not so great. Lots of wrappers is not unique. > qt4 - some kde apps are starting to be portable kde always was portable. Also developed as a cross plattform lib. Lots of windows apps already use qt. Great documentation. Lots of language bindings, nicer licensing. > shoes - really simple UI, designed for learning > gosu - 2D cross platform library > don't know them.
