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Jagaer · 04-21-2006, 07:37 PM

Excellent, looks like I should start learning QT4 if it is that different from QT3. I had thought it was just going to add new functions, not change the way QT programs are created...and I was just getting used to QT3

Thanks for all the great work. If work keeps progressing at the pace you and Llamma have been going, Linux frontends are going to outpace windows ones. (AFAIK they are all sort of programs hacked together, where in linux you can actually design in the parts you are going to use)

FYI I am an embedded systems programmer, and use QT mostly to debug on the host computer, although I have tried making small useful programs as a hobby.

04-21-2006, 07:37 PM	#8
Jagaer Newbie Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: Kingston, Ontario Posts: 50	Excellent, looks like I should start learning QT4 if it is that different from QT3. I had thought it was just going to add new functions, not change the way QT programs are created...and I was just getting used to QT3 Thanks for all the great work. If work keeps progressing at the pace you and Llamma have been going, Linux frontends are going to outpace windows ones. (AFAIK they are all sort of programs hacked together, where in linux you can actually design in the parts you are going to use) FYI I am an embedded systems programmer, and use QT mostly to debug on the host computer, although I have tried making small useful programs as a hobby.