From: Nick <devel@...>
Date: 2005-01-17T13:55:16+09:00
Subject: Re: which gui toolkit


On Win32, wxruby works well. The widgets are native, and the API is 
pretty stable at this point. The wxruby team is working on using wxMac 
2.5 on OS X to improve it's Mac functionality.

Nick

Lothar Scholz wrote:
> Hello Gandhi,
> 
> 
> G> Yes, I belive Qt (and GTK) are pretty advanced stuff in Unix world.
> G> However seeing that users of my app will be mostly windows folk I'm
> G> looking for something closer to windows look and feel. 
> G> So between FLTK, FOX, wx (are there any other options?) which one would
> G> you recommend?
> 
> If i had to start again i would use WX for my low-cost projects.
> For a commerical application i would now always choose QT, it's also
> very good on Windows.
> 
> All toolkits are bad on MacOSX. There you can't only use ruby-cocoa.
> 
>