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Re: QT not quite C++
by Scott Wheeler on Wednesday 14/Apr/2004, @06:41

Bah, get a better trolling line. This one sucks... GTKMM isn't a bad toolkit but it doesn't compare to Qt in scope or maturity. Just compare the APIs to see what the two offer. Qt is a very pragmatic toolkit -- its goals are ease of use, portability and whatnot. If you're really prefer some sort of esoteric sense of "standard" and put that above pragmatism, well, have fun -- but then you probably wouldn't be using C++ either. ;-)

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