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Anybody have any opinions on trolltechs qt development environment. I believe its free on linux. haven't downloaded it yet and wondered what the general consenus was....
  1. 04-30-2003 #1
    kpzani
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    qt any good?

    Anybody have any opinions on trolltechs qt development environment. I believe its free on linux. haven't downloaded it yet and wondered what the general consenus was.
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    So you're saying that it's an IDE? In that case, sorry, but I don't think it'll beat emacs.
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    Dolda: it is not an IDE, just a DE. It is decent, from what I have heard it is more "integrated feeling" than it's major competitor GTK. QT is also C++ based, not C, so GTK has a bit of an advantage from where I am concerned too. Even though QT has C wrappers and GTK has C++ wrappers I think they are both much better in their originally intended language.

    Personally, I like GTK, just for the whole look/feel of GNOME2, but I know they can all look the same if done correctly.
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    reviews

    I had just read some reviews of development environments and qt was covered wondered what people thought. adobe have chosen it for a couple of there smaller products.

    and i believe qt is cross platform. as is gtk if you install it on windows.

    IDE? Integrated Development Environment. If so why isn't qt an IDE?
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