Best UI library?

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Hello, I need a simple UI library for a simple project (an UI simple to
program). It must be multiplatform and easy to bundle with that small
app.

Which one would feet my needs ?

- I've found ruby-tk beeing quite easy to understand but unfortunately
is no more bundled with ruby.
- I've gived up with ruby Gnome 2, at least I didn't understand how to
install gnome OR its ruby binding on a Win32 platform
- I didn't tried the others (wxWidgets, QT)

Thanks

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FXRuby (http://www.fxruby.org/\) might feet your needs. It is included
with the One-Click Ruby Installer for Windows.

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On 5/30/06, Nuno <nomail@novalidatall991.com> wrote:

Hello, I need a simple UI library for a simple project (an UI simple to
program). It must be multiplatform and easy to bundle with that small
app.

Which one would feet my needs ?

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I like QTRuby ... however, it's very large and full-featured.

Nuno wrote:

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Hello, I need a simple UI library for a simple project (an UI simple to
program). It must be multiplatform and easy to bundle with that small
app.

Which one would feet my needs ?

- I've found ruby-tk beeing quite easy to understand but unfortunately
is no more bundled with ruby.
- I've gived up with ruby Gnome 2, at least I didn't understand how to
install gnome OR its ruby binding on a Win32 platform
- I didn't tried the others (wxWidgets, QT)

Thanks

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M. Edward (Ed) Borasky

http://linuxcapacityplanning.com

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- I've gived up with ruby Gnome 2, at least I didn't understand how to
install gnome OR its ruby binding on a Win32 platform

the ruby-gnome2 web site explains that (under windows one does not
install the gnome, just gtk2 runtime):

http://ruby-gnome2.sourceforge.jp/hiki.cgi?Install+Guide+for+Windows

i found gtk2 + glade interface builder good (under windows and linux)
but i am just starting (wrote few sample applications pulling data from
postgresql and displaying it as a table).

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