--- Marek P�tlicki <marpet@linuxpl.org> wrote:
> don't want to start a flamewar here, but Gtk/GNOME seems to be
> taking
> over the *nix part of the universe. It is becomming standard on
> Solaris
> and seems close to that on HP-UX.
I happen to like GTK, and it does have some very impressive programs
like Gnumeric and Evolution running with it. However, I think that
it might be much easier to build a complex GUI application with QT,
C++, and the IDE tools. The time to market should be faster and
since I am a C++ developer I can help out as well ;) However, that
makes me biased towards QT and C++ rather than GTK and C.
> Those _commercial_ products don't tend to use Gtk only because it
> doesn't allow to close the source of a program it is used in, not
> because it is worse than Qt ;-)
That is not true. If you go to http://www.gtk.org/ you can see quite
prominently that GTK is licensed under the LGPL which means that it
can be used for commercial purposes.
Brent
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