Qt-based applications #3: Text Editors (2/2)

The last blog entry was about a test of 9 Qt-based text editors (those which I could get to run on Arch Linux). And since the comparison of so many programs and values is not really an easy thing, here's a second post providing some tables which show the programs sorted not by name but …

Qt-based applications #3: Text Editors (1/2)

In this post we'll take a look at some Qt-based text editors. Just like with the file managers I'll split my post in two parts because there's quite a number (I found 15!) of such editors out there. While compiling my list of Qt-based editors, I came across something I hadn't heard of before. A …

Qt-based applications #2: File managers (2/2)

In the last blog entry I tested 8 Qt-based file managers (those which I got to run on Arch Linux). Since that's quite a bit of stuff, I'd like to present a nice table in this post for easier comparison. Overall ranking Here's the table with the overall results. The file managers were compared in …

Linux GUI toolkits

We're going to examine 7 toolkits in just a minute after discussing how to deal with this topic. These 7 are: Qt4GKT+3GTK+2GNUstepFOXOpenMotifFLTKAnd then there's of corse a comparison. Some people say that Linux is all about is choice. True or not: When it comes to toolkits, it's usually the programmers who have to make a …