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GTK is both "standard" and "well supported". Besides, this is embedded, it's not something you'll be rolling out features to every week, nor would you have to d
by m0zg 8y ago
GTK is both "standard" and "well supported". Besides, this is embedded, it's not something you'll be rolling out features to every week, nor would you have to deal with more than 2-3 hardware platforms (usually just 1 and minor revisions thereof) so the need for "support" is way overrated.
- analognoise 8y agoAlso a good point, thanks.
- timw4mail 8y agoUnless you try to build it using the native rendering system on Mac OS. GTK only looks decent or native when used on Linux, and with a GTK-based windowing system. If GTK looked respectable by default, and easily compiled for Mac OS (without X11) and Windows, then I'd have much more respect for it.
- detaro 8y agoRendering on Mac OS seems pretty irrelevant for embedded devices.