GUI ToolKit : Help Needed,

[digital_spawn]

hi,
i am looking for a good gui tool-kit, for a massive project, ... a few are : gtk+, qt, fltk, smooth, :: please post in your comments, ( the toolkit should work under linux ).... thanx,
happy hacking :D

[MrNewbie]

What language is your project in?

[digital_spawn]

C/C++

[TaeShadow]

I've been learning Qt for the past few weeks and I really like it. It is very easy compared to some of the other toolkits I've tried. The documentation is wonderful, as well.

[vhg119]

i like gtk+ :)

[shortfella]

I looked into this for my major project for uni.

It was impossible to go past QT.

The reasons:

* object orientated
* mature code
* excellent documentation
* objects have parents that cleanup for you, therefore no memory leaks. i.e. more time coding, less time going over code.
* many others I can't think of now.

BUT, it would depend on what you are used to, structured programming (C - GTK) or object orientated programming ( C++ - QT).

[digital_spawn]

i really like qt and gtk (... more of gtk), they are quite mature and object-oriented, but one lack is - bigger apps made with these kits are quite resource-hungry, ... fltk stands out, but then again it is not as mature as gtk (or) qt :(

[ 24 March 2001: Message edited by: digital_spawn ]

[zmcgrew]

I too am looking for a tool kit, but not for anything major, just to play around with.
TK just doesn't cut it for the really nifty stuff anymore. :p
I was thinking GTK because almost everybody has it installed... SO I can reach a larger group of people.
Comments are greatly appreciated.

[nanode]

I've got minimal experience with GTK, but it has bindings to numerous languages now. The latest I've seen are Python and even PHP.

QT might be easier/better, but it appears that GTK is quite extensible now.