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I'm still using Meld since I switched to Windows from Linux. It's not a quite a native UI but close enough. I was surprised to find it is written in Python. It
by okareaman 7y ago
I'm still using Meld since I switched to Windows from Linux. It's not a quite a native UI but close enough. I was surprised to find it is written in Python. It uses GTK for UI. It's worth looking into. I know I am.
- fileeditview 7y agoDo you mean Meld the merge and diff tool? I do not know any other Meld and could not Google anything related to UI programming.. Maybe you misread my question? I was asking for UI frameworks to develop applications with.. such as GTK, Qt etc.
- okareaman 7y agoYes, I meant Meld the merge and diff tool. It uses the GTK sdk to produce a pretty nice UI (although their UX is a little clunky) https://meldmerge.org/ https://meldmerge.org/