nanogui@linuxhacker.org

>... Qt is too large.  We wrote a thin
> glue layer that translates Qt calls into FLTK calls (both toolkits
> are written in C++).  FLTK was chosen because it is quite small,
> and most importantly runs on both X and Microwindows (we're
> using the Nano-X multiple client/server API).  We then wrote
> a very thin user interface (this needs more work) that allows
> a user to operate the display engine, essentially.

Is this being open-sourced? If it is then it'd certainly help with a project I'm
working on - I'd expact a lot of other people would like this as well - I just
checked out qt-embedded and it's, well, really sucky (talk about slow! this is
ridiculous...  Could save you a lot of maintainence time....

Rob Taylor