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Originally Posted by Natsuki
Wow, thank you, v0id! This was the information I was looking to have answered.
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I'm just glad that I could help. :-)
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Originally Posted by Natsuki
Are there any good resources out there for helping you choose a GTK+ like toolkit? And the alternatives you spoke of?
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Unfortunately, no, or at least I don't know any such resource. You will have to read about the different toolkits yourself, and then decide which of them to use, depending on how well the toolkit fits you. Personally, I will suggest you to read about these toolkits:
wxWidgets,
Qt,
JUCE and
GTK+. All of them are major toolkits, have big userdatabases, great resources, and of course, great functionality. If you're interested in other alternatives, than those I've mentioned, you can find
a big list of toolkits on Wikipedia.
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Originally Posted by Natsuki
I am sure each toolkit that is out there comes with a readme of sorts that helps you get used to using it? Or an instruction manual as to using the built in functionality?
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Most of them will probably come with some sort of readme, documentation, and even example code to get you started. If one of the toolkits doesn't come with this stuff; don't worry. You'll usually be able to find a lot of information on the internet, and there's usually more information on the internet than in the packages the toolkits arrive in, so even though some of them may come with material to get you started, I'll suggest you to check the internet for resources too.