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Dialog, Xdialog, etc

BrandonBlock · 2007-11-06 00:31:12

Anyone any experience with these or are they out-dated technologies. I have a completed C project and need a frontend developed in linux for it. Thanks

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Anyone any experience with these or are they out-dated technologies. I have a completed C project and need a frontend developed in linux for it. Thanks

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#2 06-11-2007 02:31AM

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GTK+ would probably be a better option.

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#3 06-11-2007 01:37PM

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or possibly tcl / tk

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#4 06-11-2007 01:40PM

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oscarBravo wrote: »

GTK+ would probably be a better option.

I used GTK+ for a project I wrote last year. It was a pain in the ass to say the least. I'd be willing to give QT a shot next time, however that requires installing KDE, something I'm not willing to ever do again.

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#5 06-11-2007 10:14PM

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pid() wrote: »

I used GTK+ for a project I wrote last year. It was a pain in the ass to say the least. I'd be willing to give QT a shot next time, however that requires installing KDE, something I'm not willing to ever do again.

I've found QT to be easier to use than GTK+. You can install the qt libraries and dev stuff on it's own without kde, so you should be fine.

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#6 07-11-2007 02:17AM

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pid(), have you tried libglade?

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