Linked by Thom Holwerda on Thu 25th Sep 2008 15:29 UTC, submitted by Guido
Imendio has released a binary build for the native Gtk+ Mac OS X port. It can be downloaded at the project's webpage. The installed frameworks can be used directly in the Xcode IDE and come with a project template that sets all the necessary flags and variables to build against them.
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RE[3]: If this looks native
by sorpigal on Sun 28th Sep 2008 20:18
in reply to "RE[2]: If this looks native"
Member since:2005-11-02
Mac fanatics will always flame anything that isn't 100% native in look and feel. You know what? The native GTK looks fine! It doesn't have 100% perfect emulation of native widgets and look and feel, which is exactly the same thing that's 'wrong' with Qt for OSX.
If you are not a usability nazi you wont care about these things. Qt apps on OSX are perfectly fine, GTK ones seem to be a little further off and could use some work. But they look fine, they work fine.
People should get over themselves.
Member since:
2005-11-11
Uh? Last time I checked, Qt was being flamed down by Mac fanboys for looking "totally miserable" on OS X. How is it any better?