Re: [Gnumed-devel] Qt licensing issues for GNUmed

[Les Ferguson]

The QT Designer and run-time libraries are very nice and provide a 
comprehensive solution set - both for user interface and cross-platform 
support functions, like file system access etc, if you are doing a commercial 
development.

However I have only considered it useful for non-commercial GPL productions 
targetting Linux and ignoring the Windows compatability issue (at least until 
I get an application that a paying user wants ported to Win).

Note: I have still not gotten up to speed with anything on Linux that enables 
me to develop working solutions as fast as I could in Visual Basic, but QT 
would be my first choice for rapid UI development on Linux.  Other gui 
designers and libraries are still worth investigating, and I am still 
contemplating going with Java as the best cross-platform solution.  Has 
anybody found specific problems with wx, using either wxPython or C++ ?

-- 
Les Ferguson