Thanks for the fast answers.
Actually I have no idea what the differences truly are between the stock toolchain, NickelTC and koxtoolchain.
Roughly what I want to do is port/rewrite an application called ohbenkyo (
https://play.google.com/store/apps/d...yo&hl=fr&gl=US) for my kobo libra H2O. So I want to :
- print text
- print squares
- print pictures
- touch input support
- a way to serialize / deserialize some informations.
So I guessed already Qt was the way to go which one I don't really care. I'd want the most used / documented one when it comes to ereader devices I guess.
What do you recommend for my case ?
ps : WSL isn't as much nightmarish as it seems to be at first. I managed to build for vita and some obscure devices. But if you wish to give it a try, go WSL2 if you can otherwise you'll be stuck with x86_64 libraries/applications support only.