peter green wrote:
>> And the fact many windows software are developed using
>> Microsoft tools and GUI framework (not portable) is another
>> issue. If QT/GTK+ or other platforms are used, it is easier for
>> the small ISVs to come out a Linux version (almost free).
>>   
>>     
> But it also means thier windows version will look and feel out of place 
> compared to applications that use the native windows toolkit.
>
>   
use wxwidgets then, it uses native widgets on all platforms it can and 
emulates on those it cant.
same gui works on windows, ubuntu(gnome) and OS-X
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