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Qt maps its widgets to native ones. As long as you pay the same attention to detail as required when you're accessing the Win32 API directly, you're going to be
by mixedCase 10y ago
Qt maps its widgets to native ones. As long as you pay the same attention to detail as required when you're accessing the Win32 API directly, you're going to be able to get the same results.
And as I mentioned in the other comment, QML makes it fairly easy to make UWP/Metro-style apps.
- userbinator 10y agoIt's easy to make it look native, but in my experience as a user of these usually-ported-from-Linux apps, the difference in responsiveness can be noticeable.
- davidcollantes 10y agoAgain, do you have a link to one of those applications? Every time I have come across one, they look decently on Linux, but far from it under macOS, for example. Like previous post @LeoNatan25 wrote, they looked and feel nothing like native.
- mixedCase 10y agoAs I mentioned in the other comment, most people simply don't care about making it native outside of their own platform, but Qt won't get in your way if that's what you want; you have access to the native widgets, it is up to you to make it look the part.