I think you are wrong on this one.
At least on Linux ( and low-end hardware ) SWT seems to be faster, even with the
crapy GTK bindings ( that could be optimized a lot ).
I guess what's more important in SWT is the design based on using the platform
UI instead of drawing pixels and attempting to make it look like the real
platform widgets.
There is also the issue of complexity - SWT is a very clean and simple API.
I spent a lot of time with SWT - if I would write an UI app, it'll be my choice.
All right, maybe I am wrong then.
It is evident that GNU Java is there for SWT apps, which is already a big benefit.
Rémy
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