Is it really the best thing to make GUIs across Linux machine's with?
Qt
Lucas Lewis
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Luis Howard
Yes
Dylan Jones
Use FLTK.
Liam Campbell
No.
It is really the best thing to make GUIs.
Eli Thomas
No
Evan Miller
Based on this, I'm gonna pass github.com
David Martin
Care to eloborate?
Jacob Wood
Yes.
Liam Peterson
GTK > Qt
Isaiah Bennett
Garbage taste
Jack Nelson
A FUCKING FOOT
Lincoln Wood
Nothing can really compete at this point
Jordan Edwards
Qt is pretty big some industries.
Bentley Moore
Absolutely. It's also a solid choice on Windows, in addition to OS X. But for LiGnux and BSD it is absolutely perfect (so long as you're building with relatively recent libraries, obviously).
Blake Bennett
I'd say yes unless you are in a case where the license can screw you up.
Liam Evans
Qt other than its license is comfy
Also Qt creator is a legitimately good and light C++ IDE
Adrian Bell
no. wxWidgets
Ryan Young
Based and gnomepilled
Caleb Butler
>Also Qt creator is a legitimately good and light C++ IDE
i saw serenity user using it in his videos, is it actually good compared to other memes like vscode? i only know shell and awk to automate my stuff and write blocklets, i've been thinking about learning some c to add another set of skills as a hobby.
Nolan Gomez
It's not perfect, but it's better than electron gayshit.
Brody Long
motif
Easton James
Wyatt Phillips
Yes, it can open and listen to CMakeLists.txt files like actual projects which is incredible.
Luis Richardson
This is b8
Jack Bailey
>github.com
QT is great, but gtkmm (C++ API for GTK) is great too and only requires standard C++. Signals and slots are handled using libsigc++ which is a really nice callback library. Also, although the documentation is not as good as QT, you can still use the gtk documentation to learn about gtkmm as, it is automatically generated from GTK C headers and therefore has a consistent and predicatable translation from GTK.