Neat, thanks for the tip. Have you heard of anyone using LVGL for desktop development? It looks like it should be pretty easy to throw something together using the SDL2-based device simulator as a starting point. Might give it a whirl and see how it compares to ImGUI.
From: Jason H <jh...@gmx.com> > I'm not so worried about QML being vendor specific. It should only be a > binding language. > At my new place, our product is on LVGL, a MIT licensed library. It's > C, but there are C++ and Python bindings as well. It is every bit as > verbose as you imagine C code would be, :-( but it runs on anything down to > PIC/Arduino. > It's amazing all the competition Qt is _enabling_ rather than capturing... > And it's all because of license issues. _______________________________________________ Interest mailing list Interest@qt-project.org https://lists.qt-project.org/listinfo/interest
