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Message: [QUOTE="David Ross, post: 4437611"] I hate myself for asking this question: LGPL has strings, if you don't believe me, reread the license. Look at the clauses about distributing non-source binary applications. Then take a really good look at the clauses in wx and FOX (LGPL and the wx license) about binary objects(*note: binary objects are *NOT* binary executables). Thank you for your input. This toolkit is more flexible than FOX or wxWidgets(wxWindows) will ever be. WS was designed for embedded systems, I am glad that the design works on nix and windows. I am glad to use WS now, it has proved more worthy than FOX,GTK, and Wx. Big deal it lacks the more common widgets you would find in GTK, or even Qt. Hopefully, people will support this better toolkit. You might not find it interesting because most people do not read about embedded devices and read about software like T-Engine. Please research this on your own. the research for WS has been extensive. Its not just *another* toolkit. Hmm okay, you must not be into widget design that much, or do not create complex widgets. I don't know about you, but WS is a very good IDE. --David Ross __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? New and Improved Yahoo! Mail - Send 10MB messages! [URL]http://promotions.yahoo.com/new_mail[/URL] [/QUOTE]