On Tue, 20 Apr 2004 09:13:50 +0200, Stefan Schmiedl wrote: >> I don't want to proceed until I can fix the biggest bugs, and I think >> I've reached the critical point where Fox is just too hard for me. >> > Why do you think that Gtk would be easier? > Hi, I have no experience with FOX, but I find GTK really easy to use, once you grasp the basics (packing widgets, connecting signals). I think GTK is even much more natural in Ruby than it is in C. If you use glade (a interface building) together with libglade, you have a GUI ready in no time. You just have to connect the right signals. Like it is said on this thread, GTK doesn't provide a MDI (multiple windows inside one window). Normally this is handled by using tabs. Also, GTK is not (really) cross-platform, so in that respect FOX might be better. I will help if I can, but I am still using the old gtk1.2 (Maybe it is time to start looking for a recent distribution...).