Create a gui for linux.

[krish_kumar]

Ok.... in Qt we program in C++...at any time , if I wanna attach any C- codes, whether it makes any complication or not.Actually I know something about qt, I've created small GUI's like small dialog widgets and all.. So according to you continue with qt is best.!!! Anyway thank you. Krishna:rose:

[KingsGambit]

I think you can reuse you C code in Qt without much problems. Give it a try.

[KarstenK]

if you write a qt GUI publish it at Codeproject. :-O

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[Moak]

Just in case you have doubts about QT... I would definitely recommend QT! :) Regarding development tools, KDevelop[^] is an IDE supporting Qt, GTK and wxWidgets. But I usually stick with Eclipse[^] for most part of C++ development. Hope this helps.

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[Rajesh R Subramanian]

I'll recommend QT. It's surprising how nobody else mentioned it. ;)

“Follow your bliss.” – Joseph Campbell

[KingsGambit]

Let us hope somebody would recommend 'qt' as well :-D

[Rajesh R Subramanian]

I'd leave it to others. :)

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[CPallini]

:-D ..................kidding................. :-D

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[krish_kumar]

of course:thumbsdown:

[Moak]

CPallini wrote:

Big Grin ..................kidding................. Big Grin

You got me there, Pallini :)

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[CPallini]

C'est la vie... :)

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[Tim Craig]

Just to be contrary, I use wxWidgets. :cool: It's free, open source, and cross platform.

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