In this article at Linux Journal, Boudewijn Rempt and Cameron Laird explain the use of Qt 3.0, one of the two most popular GUI toolkits for Linux application development. The authors tour Qt Designer with images and detailed descriptions of this powerful visual design environment . . .

“Only two serious choices for a GUI toolkit are left: Qt and GTK. Motif still lives on, but nobody uses it for anything new . . . “

” . . . Qt Designer has matured and can now hold its own against every other visual design environment I've ever used. Modular (based on plugins), well designed, responsive and genuinely helpful . . . “

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