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Let me know it if you find one. Of all the cross-platform UI toolkits, only Qt is both stable and doesn't look like crap (sorry, WxWidgets)… and with Qt Quick i
by creshal 10y ago
Let me know it if you find one. Of all the cross-platform UI toolkits, only Qt is both stable and doesn't look like crap (sorry, WxWidgets)… and with Qt Quick it's also bundling Chrome, just binding it to C++ instead of NodeJS.
It's really hard to beat HTML in terms of flexibility.
- yoz-y 10y agoQt does look like crap on OSX unless you reskin all of the widgets like QtCreator does.
- creshal 10y agoAFAIK Qt is still the least crap-looking cross-platform toolkit. GTK et al. are all even worse.
- Longhanks 10y agoEven Qt Creator sticks out. OS X/macOS users (disclaimer: like me) are really, really nit-picking when it comes to minor UI inconsistencies.
- yoz-y 10y agoYes it does (I use it on OSX every day). But maybe it is because it has grown on me, but I find it less distracting that other Qt applications that try to look like OSX.
- infinite8s 10y agoQt > 5.5 looks good on OS X, although some interactions are slightly off.