> Huh? What good toolkit do you know that is
>
> a) public domain (or close enough)
> b) good
> c) portable to Win32/MacOS/BeOS/X Windows
Perhaps GTK? But this is rarly the point. There are enough toolkits to make
choices from.
And you can improve on existing ones as you wish.
if b is the most important point - use qt or gtk.
if c is very important - go for gtk (if it isn't ported yet - you can port
it yourself!) or tk or motif or use Java.
a is rarely important in itself. Sometimes its necessary as means to b or c
- but then you can use gtk.
Plenty to choose from.
> The problem with Java is that its C API sucks dead bunnies through a
> straw, because it insists on reinventing the world.
> Gtk+/GNOME would make
> a useful addition to Java
GTK+/Gnome has the same inherit problem as SWING - footprint.
C.S.
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