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Originally Posted by Person Man
Yes but,
Applications built using these toolkits on the Mac won't FEEL like Macintosh applications. If an application doesn't FEEL like a Mac application (i.e. feels like something that was written for Windows first or Linus first), then I won't use it. And I know many other Mac users won't either. |
The nice thing about wxWidgets is that on each platform, it's is a layer between the program and the native GUI. Qt, on the other hand, uses its own widgets, IIRC.
It just so happens that I'm using wxWidgets now. I prefer Cocoa, but wxWidgets seems pretty well designed. If you use Cocoa (or Carbon), you get to use Interface Builder. If you use wxWidgets, you don't.