It's frustrating that there's almost no decent documentation for it. Anyone know of any?
Does anyone have experience with Qt for X11?
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Garbage.
Roll your own with xcb instead.
Ha, I wish I was that competent. That was the original plan but I'm a shit-tier dev.
You're never going to learn with that attitude.
Oh don't get me wrong I'm reading [0] about it anyways, I just absolutely currently have no ability to roll my own solution, and the material, written by the XCB guys, instructs you to just go "Fuck it, I'm using Qt."
Yeah, actually rolling XCB or Xlib yourself is pretty hard and not what you'd usually want to do.
I had to write one myself, because I was in a situation where using a toolkit was not viable and I only had extremely simple requirements.
I can attest to XCB's documentation being pretty shit.
Do you have any idea how I should go about doing this? I'm at a loss.
What do you need help with?
Why does it need to be at?
Preferably, finding documentation on Qt for X11 that's a bit more descriptive/existant than the "Qt for X11/Linux" page I could find on Qt's website. It's fairly undocumented from what I can tell.
How about the official Qt documentation?
And what special do you need to do with X11? Qt is multiplatform
It just works.
OP must be a fucking paid GTK+ shill or blind. Qt ist extremely well documented.
At is proprietary garbage
>proprietary garbage
>GPL
???
Did you try reading their incredibly extensive documentation?
>GTK+
>paid
>having people who actually care about it
Pick one
Then can you link me the documentation for Qt for X11? I'm not coming up with anything. I use Qt all the time and love it, but there's almost nothing I can find here.
x11extras (QX11Info) is all you really need for X integration. Typically it is for grabbing a Display* and doing who knows what with it.
There's also windows mac and android extras too should that tickle your fancy.
Thanks!
Hm. That's weird, it's not coming up when searching for it. I have it installed. Any idea what's going on?
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