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GTK+ is what I use on Linux. Apparently it also works for Windows and MacOS, as well as for Linux.
by simonblack 6y ago
GTK+ is what I use on Linux.
Apparently it also works for Windows and MacOS, as well as for Linux.
- ho_schi 6y agoI'm also happily using Gtk3 (more specifically Gtkmm with C++) here. Development and coding is working fine, shipping is hard. Linux: Package Managment Windows (MSYS2): Use ldd or ntlld and ship all libraries in the same directory, to save space you can ignore all icons and extra resources you don't use. MacOS (Homebrew): Similiar to Windows but more complicated with linking and signing. You can either accept XCode or avoid it completely and use command line tools.