On Fri, Jan 14, 2005 at 02:46:09PM +1100, Peter Tyler wrote: > I have recently been asked to organise the porting of a Visual Basic > app to Linux.. > The suggestion so far has been to use QT Designer, but I'm not sure > I'm up to the C++ learning curve. > > The program has to be compiled and creates some charts for an > accounting application. > Could anyone offer some suggestions or any alternative development > applications that may ease any pain in this process.
Boa Constructor. Python, wxWindows (cross-platform!) GUI designer. There
are compilers available to turn the Python program into an EXE if you need
it, I'm sure there's something equivalent for Linux. But why bother
compiling it? Free Software all the way, man!
- Matt
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