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There is no centralised list of all projects which are made with QT. Trolltech have a list of some software which uses QT, presumably as a demonstration of the capabilities of QT: http://trolltech.no/customers/coolapps
is QT is free to use...? i came to know some distro give QT library free with their distriubution... can u say what distro that is...?
thanks in advance
QT is dual licensed - you can use it for free if you license your own software under the GPL (and maybe other licenses), but if you want to sell proprietary versions of your code, you must pay:
thank u.. but is any distro give the QT library inbuilt.....?
More like every distro. Qt is needed to run KDE or KDE applications, so Qt is usually available. You don't need to get it from Trolltech, I see you use "fedora,suse,ubuntu" and you'll be able to get Qt from all 3; it's probably installed already.
There's a KDE based live CD for Fedora, OpenSUSE is natively KDE and Kubuntu has a green on blue dragon, so they'll have Qt build in.
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