Cross Platform development
Qt is the leading cross-platform application and UI framework. It is used by many leading companies to develop applications that support multiple operating systems.
BarcoBarco™, a global technology company, designs and develops visualization products for a variety of selected professional markets with a strong foothold in the home and media segment, has used Qt to develop its digital projector's Communicator Touch Panel. |
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High End SystemsOne of the world's largest entertainment lighting manufacturers, a pioneer in new digital lighting technology and producer of the industry-preferred lighting controller technology, used Qt to develop cross-platform products operating on Windows, Linux and Macintosh with a single architecture. |
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VLCThe popular cross-platform media player and streaming server, VLC, is built using Qt providing a cross-platform GPL compatible GUI library with good Linux and Windows support. |
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Next Limit Technologies
Next Limit Technologies has won technical Oscars and Academy Awards for their Qt-based app, RealFlow. Learn more about how they have used Qt to build their award-winning application. |
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Lucas Film Ltd
Lucas Film is using Qt to develop their cross-platform digital entertainment software at many of their subsidiaries, including Industrial Light & Magic, LucasArts, Skywalker Sound, and Lucasfilm Animation. |
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MarbleMarble is both a free Virtual Globe and generic map component for use in Qt 4 applications. In addition, it runs on all major platforms including Linux (Gnome and KDE), Mac OS X and WIndows thanks to using Qt technologies. |
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Mathematica by Wolfram Research
Wolfram Research develops the popular Mathematica application, but needed to support multiple platforms from the same code base. They used Qt to go cross-platform, plus got to market faster and increased developer efficiency. |
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KOfficeKOffice 2 is a free, integrated office suite, designed and developed by members of the KDE community. Qt has enabled KOffice 2 to run on all major platforms, including Linux (both KDE and Gnome), Maemo, Windows and Mac OS X. |





