"Such attitudes are worrying to a growing number of parents, educators and historians, who fear that computers are speeding the demise of a uniquely American form of expression"
What is "uniquely American" about writing?
SWT looks indeed good for a cross-platform toolkit, however using eclipse in Linux is a pain. I am switching back to windows for my work desktop after eclipse/Linux fails to save files when pressing Ctrl+S or just hangs and crashes. I tried both the Motif and the GTK compile on Redhat 8.0. If I were to develop a crossplatform GUI I would use Eclipse on windows as my Devel environment and SWT.
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"Such attitudes are worrying to a growing number of parents, educators and historians, who fear that computers are speeding the demise of a uniquely American form of expression" What is "uniquely American" about writing?
SWT looks indeed good for a cross-platform toolkit, however using eclipse in Linux is a pain. I am switching back to windows for my work desktop after eclipse/Linux fails to save files when pressing Ctrl+S or just hangs and crashes. I tried both the Motif and the GTK compile on Redhat 8.0. If I were to develop a crossplatform GUI I would use Eclipse on windows as my Devel environment and SWT.