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Subject: Toolkits
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Hello,

Which are the best (or most popular) toolkits avaliable for UNIX? How about 
multiplatform ones?

I found Qt amazing, but it looks like I can't sell anything I've made with it 
unless I buy its Professional Vesion, which is, IMO, ridiculous expensive.

Thanks!