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Related question: what are the other ways to build a desktop application on Linux that works on Linux, Windows and OSX on slow machines, like intel atom, and do
by zzzcpan 12y ago
Related question: what are the other ways to build a desktop application on Linux that works on Linux, Windows and OSX on slow machines, like intel atom, and doesn't require anything from the user?
- pavlov 12y agoQt is great for this. It's used by lots of desktop applications, from small open source tools to large commercial content creation apps like Maya. http://qt-project.org/ http://qt-project.org/ It does have a substantial learning curve. The traditional desktop stuff is all C++. The new mobile stuff is easier to develop, with a nice declarative UI system and JavaScript, but it's not applicable if you want native-feeling desktop widgets.
- ksherlock 12y agoQt, WxWidgets, SDL, zoolib, Java (I guess that require something), python [http://docs.python-guide.org/en/latest/scenarios/gui/ http://docs.python-guide.org/en/latest/scenarios/gui/]
- toddan 12y agoGtk works on all those plattforms. But your application will have an Gtk look and feel. If java is acceptabel i would look into JavaFX.