Re: [Xenocide-programming] PAQ explorer porting

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> Second, we can also make it multiplatform using QT or GTK as graphic 
> libraries.. anyone has some experience with them?

We used gtkmm (the official GTK C++ wrapper) for a college project
last year. The guy who did the GUI part didn't have any experience, but
encountered no problems at all. Our target platform was Linux, but I
could compile and run the project on my Windows box without making
any changes (using the MinGW g++ compiler).

Pros:
 - Seems easy to learn.
 - Very portable.
 - LGPL licensed.
 - Anti-aliased Fonts. :)

Cons:
 - Several dependencies (glib, pango, libsigc++, ...)
 - I don't like GTK's "Open file..."-dialog.


CptJackSparrow