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    GUI libraries recommendations

    Post about some GUI libraries that you think are good and a short desription.

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    There's been probably 100 threads on this subject previously.

    Could you at least limit the scope by telling us which OS('s) you would like to target?

    If you want multi-OS support, the range of available libraries reduces quite quickly as you add more OS's. If you are after single OS support, those not supporting that OS would be meaningless to comment on.

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    wxWidgets

    Read the description yourself on the website.

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    Of course I meant multi-os. And I wouldn't have posted this if I knew there had been earlier posts. A link to those posts would have been nice instead of complaining.

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    How were we to know you meant multi OS? People ask about Windows, Linux, Mac, etc. all the time. And for a link, you could use the forum search function.

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    Quote Originally Posted by lruc View Post
    Of course I meant multi-os. And I wouldn't have posted this if I knew there had been earlier posts. A link to those posts would have been nice instead of complaining.
    It is searchable, but cross-platform GUI gives a lot of noise too, so I don't really blame you for not finding it. Your best bet will probably be "wxWidgets" - but there are others, QT, GTK+ comes to mind.

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