23 Dec
2020
23 Dec
'20
10:57 a.m.
On Wed December 23 2020 02:02:39 J Leslie Turriff wrote:
tqt3 is to TDE as Qt is to KDE - a foundation. tqt3 is also a
compatibility layer designed to make it easier for TDE to work
with each new version of Qt that comes down the 'pike.
kdevelop for KDE, tdevelop-trinity for TDE, tqt3-designer for tqt3,
and qtcreator for Qt are all different development environments
roughly equivalent to Microsoft Virtual Studio. Each development
environment (aka IDE) can be used to develop for a variety of
application frameworks and with a variety of programming languages.
Personally I prefer qtcreator for developing C++ applications even
though my applications don't use Qt.
--Mike
/usr/bin/tq*
are dev tools for TQt3. They are installed if you have
installed tqt3-devs-* packages. Cheers
Michele
TQt3 as opposed to what? There seem to be two different development
environments active, but I can't find anything e.g. in the Wiki to
differentiate them or state which is used for what.