In article <m148tE0-001z4fC / cello>, Jens Luedicke  <jens / irs-net.com> wrote:
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>> FWIW, on a somewhat related tangent, C. Laird's Jan. DDJ article discusses 
>> several Perl/<GUI> ports. My (very) superficial impression from skimming 
>> over it is that Perl/Tk gets by far the widest usage, with Perl/GTK+ 
>> showing very strong growth. Perl/wxWindows seems to be 
>> incomplete/languishing due to lack of serious development support (which I 
>> find surprising, given the huge size of the Perl community, plus the fact 
>> that wxWindows seems to be the type of GUI system that you and 
>> presumably/supposedly most application users would prefer), and Perl/Qt is 
>> too new to say much about. 
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>Perl/Qt is not maintained anymore. At least it seems like that.
>I emailed its author and I never got an answer.
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There's some strange cultural clash involved in Perl/wxWindows.
wxWindows loses out with quite a few people who fear C++ in
comparison to C, and the huge Perl community simply spends most
of its time thinking about things in a way that doesn't fit
wxWindows well.
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