Re: Re: Commercial audio software on Linux

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On Sat August 19 2006 14:21, Jan Depner wrote:
>     Qt is much better than wxWidgets.  Unfortunately, for your
> use in a closed source package, you'd have to pay for the

Qt may be "better", but at this point it would require a 
rewrite.... if you look at his original post, it includes a 
screenshot of a working Windows version.

wx is free, even for proprietary software, and lets you write 
Windows and Mac ports with native UI's.  Qt may let you do those 
things, and I personally much prefer it over wx for my own 
coding, but it would not only cost him like $1100, it would 
require he rewrite his app a second time.

Rob

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