From: gregarican <greg.kujawa@...>
Date: 2005-09-08T22:46:29+09:00
Subject: Re: Qt, Ruby, and Windows

Richard Dale wrote:

> It is already working well enough to port to Windows. I have the tutorial
> examples t1 to t14 for the cannon game working, and quite a few of the
> example programs too. But I don't have a Windows development environment,
> so we just need someone familiar with qmake, mingw, and the GPL'd Qt4 for
> Windows and so on, to do the port.

Sounds great. I am looking forward to this for sure. On Windows the
most recent non-commercial Qt dll file I could find was Qt v2.3.0. And
given the fact that Qt has released v4 with a Windows non-commercial
option I am hoping to bring my code to a standard revision level.

The other option I had been investigating was porting my application to
an alternative widget set using Widestudio's
(http://www.widestudio.org) GUI toolkit. After learning basic Tk and
now Qt I was not relishing tackling another toolkit but it might be an
interesting adventure. Maybe for the next application and not this
current one :-)