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Content preview: Hello Eric! On 3/22/21 8:54 PM, eric.fedosej...@gmail.com
wrote: > I guess I'll have to switch to something else over the next year
or two once Qt5.15 starts to break with the loss of non-commercial LTS. I
am try [...]
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Hello Eric!
On 3/22/21 8:54 PM, eric.fedosej...@gmail.com wrote:
I guess I'll have to switch to something else over the next year or two once
Qt5.15 starts to break with the loss of non-commercial LTS. I am trying to
decide between switching to CopperSpice or SDL + ImGUI. The latter would be
handy, since I can take a gradual approach, slowly moving functionality over to
embedded SDL + ImGUI widgets in my existing Qt GUI until no more Qt is left.
Thanks for the pointer - ImGUI is very nice. It has C++ API and a lot of
ready to use widgets, so it's usefull for a lot of things.
Vad
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