Hi folks,

Surely someone used Qt toolkit both in Windows and Linux.
I have several questions:

1) What is Qt: thin GUI layer, or full GUI environment?
2) Does Qt application look essentially the same in Windows and in Linux?
3) Does Qt use the same GUI rules both in Windows and in Linux?
4) What compilers are used to compile Qt in Windows and in Linux?
5) Does Qt provide support for any GUI rules (e.g. right mouse clicks on
buttons) or it is restricted to it's own idioms?

Thanks ahead,
Sincerely yours.

Nic Tiger.

Take a look at their website http://www.trolltech.com

And compare Opera for windows with Opera for Linux/FreeBSD http:/www.opera.com

There is a 30 day evaluation download available. And also the 2.3.0 Non Commercial version for VC is available.

1. Full Gui
2. Yes
3. ?? Yes I guess
4. VC & Borland native, but I guess it is possible to make it work with DMC, intel en gcc on Unix
5. ?? Yes I guess

Arjan

Nic Tiger wrote:
> Hi folks,
> 
> Surely someone used Qt toolkit both in Windows and Linux.
> I have several questions:
> 
> 1) What is Qt: thin GUI layer, or full GUI environment?
> 2) Does Qt application look essentially the same in Windows and in Linux?
> 3) Does Qt use the same GUI rules both in Windows and in Linux?
> 4) What compilers are used to compile Qt in Windows and in Linux?
> 5) Does Qt provide support for any GUI rules (e.g. right mouse clicks on
> buttons) or it is restricted to it's own idioms?
> 
> Thanks ahead,
> Sincerely yours.
> 
> Nic Tiger.
> 
> 

Thanks!

"Arjan Knepper" <ask@me.to> wrote in message news:b8doeh$25iq$1@digitaldaemon.com...
> Take a look at their website http://www.trolltech.com
>
> And compare Opera for windows with Opera for Linux/FreeBSD http:/www.opera.com
>
> There is a 30 day evaluation download available. And also the 2.3.0 Non Commercial version for VC is available.
>
> 1. Full Gui
> 2. Yes
> 3. ?? Yes I guess
> 4. VC & Borland native, but I guess it is possible to make it work with
> DMC, intel en gcc on Unix
> 5. ?? Yes I guess
>
> Arjan
>
> Nic Tiger wrote:
> > Hi folks,
> >
> > Surely someone used Qt toolkit both in Windows and Linux.
> > I have several questions:
> >
> > 1) What is Qt: thin GUI layer, or full GUI environment?
> > 2) Does Qt application look essentially the same in Windows and in
Linux?
> > 3) Does Qt use the same GUI rules both in Windows and in Linux?
> > 4) What compilers are used to compile Qt in Windows and in Linux?
> > 5) Does Qt provide support for any GUI rules (e.g. right mouse clicks on
> > buttons) or it is restricted to it's own idioms?
> >
> > Thanks ahead,
> > Sincerely yours.
> >
> > Nic Tiger.
> >
> >
>