> I write windows programs but would like to start making my apps > cross-platform. Originally I thought that wxWidgets was the way to go, > but I wanted to consider alternatives before I make the switch. Could I > accomplish mostly the same thing by using GTK+ instead? WxWidgets uses gtk, Short answer: yes you could, if you know how to. I had made it for some apps. Look at Inkscape (inkscape.org) for an example of what you could expect in Windows with gtk/gtkmm. There has been some bugs with screen redraw and windows stack order. There is no (I dont know if exist) a "dont need to change a single line of code" solution though. Mainly because Windows is not fully POSIX compliant (file names and so). WxWidgets uses gtk for Linux, I suppose it uses win32 in Windows. > I've heard, so maybe it's just another (unnecessary?) layer Personally, my own reason is to control 100% of my program. Just a note: http://www.advogato.org/person/raph/diary.html?start=398 Jose _______________________________________________ gtk-list@xxxxxxxxx http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/gtk-list
