> ...which makes these sound a bit funky. If you use *anything* > GUI-related that is already implemented, you'll drag Gtk+ in. Which > will mean that you need to have both Qt and Gtk+ libraries in memory > at the same time, which I think is not too hot on the current > hardware.
>From this point of view I think GTK2 was the completly wrong choice as Maemo's GUI toolkit. Its slow (mameo contains even a hacked version which tries to speed it up a bit) and heavyweight (megs of code splitted in many different shared-libs), but it was choosen for compatibility as the whole Xserver based approach. (fox-toolkit or fltk are much more efficient) I think with this decision in mind a port of QT would not be that bad either since it would allow running apps on your Maemo powered device which would not be able to run otherwise or would not look that good. lg Clemens _______________________________________________ maemo-developers mailing list maemo-developers@maemo.org https://maemo.org/mailman/listinfo/maemo-developers
