You just made me realize Microsoft's inconsistency makes it rather hard to say an app looks "native" in it. Visual Studio, Edge, Office, Explorer... look nothin

You just made me realize Microsoft's inconsistency makes it rather hard to say an app looks "native" in it. Visual Studio, Edge, Office, Explorer... look nothing alike. In any case... Qt does map its widgets to the Win32 ones, it's not just a crude imitation. Apps like OBS, Wireshark, VLC and KeePassX get close to a native appearance, it's just that nobody seems to give a shit about going the extra mile to make an app look native in Windows. There's this if you wanna see how you can get a Qt app to feel right on every platform: http://www.slideshare.net/qtbynokia/how-to-make-your-qt-app-look-native http://www.slideshare.net/qtbynokia/how-to-make-your-qt-app-... Also, UWP style applications seem fairly easy to make with QML if, again, you give a shit.