On Monday, OSNews had the pleasure of talking face to face with Trolltech's CEO and founder, Haavard Nord. Mr Nord discussed with us the new features found in Qt 3.3 (download, changes, announcement), Qtopia and the arising market of Linux in mobile phones as well as in the business computer market. Update: ITManagersJournal hosts a Trolltech article as well.
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I remember reading an interview some years back with the Troll Tech developers. One of the reason they started doing Qt was because they as C++ programmers wanted a GUI library that was native C++. They where unhappy about all the other options of that time being mostly bindings to C based widgets.
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If Troll Tech went for C# bindings the Qt# would be somewhat of the opposite of the idea begind Qt in the first place.
<P>And besides, why pay to do commercial development with Qt# when its free with Gtk#? The arguments used in a C++ context for why to pay wouldn't work for C# bindings.
I remember reading an interview some years back with the Troll Tech developers. One of the reason they started doing Qt was because they as C++ programmers wanted a GUI library that was native C++. They where unhappy about all the other options of that time being mostly bindings to C based widgets.
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If Troll Tech went for C# bindings the Qt# would be somewhat of the opposite of the idea begind Qt in the first place.
<P>And besides, why pay to do commercial development with Qt# when its free with Gtk#? The arguments used in a C++ context for why to pay wouldn't work for C# bindings.