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The irony is, Qt _IS_ a cross-platform GUI, where you build your UI once and it looks like Windows on Windows, Mac OS on Mac OS, and the look of whatever window
by fernly 11y ago
The irony is, Qt _IS_ a cross-platform GUI, where you build your UI once and it looks like Windows on Windows, Mac OS on Mac OS, and the look of whatever window manager on Linux.
- rco8786 11y ago> The irony is, Qt _IS_ a cross-platform GUI, Haha, I didn't realize that(not familiar w/ Qt). Was just responding to the "why are people averse to Native UIs" question
- userbinator 11y agoThe irony is, Qt _IS_ a cross-platform GUI, where you build your UI once and it looks like Windows on Windows, Mac OS on Mac OS, and the look of whatever window manager on Linux. Looks like, yes. Behaves like, not really (at least on Windows.) The few Qt apps I have certainly do not feel as responsive as the native ones, despite (mostly) looking that way, so it is rather awkward. They're noticeably laggier even in simple operations like displaying a menu, or responding to window resizing/moving.