Qt

Qt is the C++ toolkit that underpins KDE, Opie and quite a few standalone applications. It was designed to be cross-platform and provide a uniform abstraction upon which developers could build pretty much all sorts of GUI apps, but suffers from a few minor (and niggling) inconsistencies.

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Qt/Mac
Short article on setting up Qt under Mac OS X

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Tuesday, December 30th 2003

Qt

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Tuesday, December 30^th 2003