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>but it seems we're stuck with developing for two separate Linux environments Why should we do that? Both Qt and Gtk+ looks nice in gnome, so you could choose
by ernst_klim 10y ago
>but it seems we're stuck with developing for two separate Linux environments
Why should we do that? Both Qt and Gtk+ looks nice in gnome, so you could choose more suitable for you.
- simion314 10y agoYes, Qt looks good in Gnome because Qt tries to use your system dialogs and icons , GTK does not respect the user enough and it will use it's own dialogs on all systems. This is not only about the look but also the fact that my native dialogs are customized( shortcuts ) and those are missing from GTK apps dialogs