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Originally Posted by kanishou View Post
Hildon is an extension to Gtk, that adds Hildon specific widgets (like the pannable area). The majority of elements used in system applications are Hildon widgets, not plain Gtk widgets. Hildon also has many helper functions to use Gtk widgets in the Fremantle style, to apply the right themeing, etc.

Qt for Fremantle is doing the same now, with custom widgets that behave like their Hildon counterparts. However, those haven't been used extensively in applications yet, as it was just released a very short time ago.

exactly the answers I was looking for.
So things like getting a menu when I click on the application title on the window , or having a system wide setting apply to my windows/apps etc, I presume this would come as hooks by default when I use the hildon framework.
But if I use QT or GTK I wouldn't have this , am I right in that presumption ?