On Tue, Oct 15, 2002 at 09:37:09PM -0400, Kevin Coyner wrote: > So, can anyone point out what they think the best toolsets are for > learning how to write GUI interfaces in C/C++? So far I've found that > Qt seems to have a lot geared towards the beginner. Am I correct in > that assumption? I also like the fact that programs written in Qt are > portable to other platforms.
I haven't done much Qt programming, but people seem to rave about how neat the interface is. Installing KDevelop might be the easiest way to get started, since it's a full GUI IDE with a built in documentation for the Qt docs and (IIRC) a GUI designer too. Handles all the autoconf/automake stuff too, making your programs even more portable. Qt also has a whole bunch of demo programs in the qt-doc package. -rob
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