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It would require react-native because then phones that are not running gnu/linux can also use those react-native apps. So, if you build an app with react-native

It would require react-native because then phones that are not running gnu/linux can also use those react-native apps. So, if you build an app with react-native, then it runs on Postmarket OS and the commercial phone OSes. Perhaps I'm missing the reason why another tool is just as cross-platform? EDIT: Looks like there are plenty of options for cross-platform mobile UI libraries including QT and Kirigami. Like others have said, why use React then.

ollieparanoid 9y ago
There's KDE Kirigami, which will create programs that run on GNU/Linux/Android/iPhone from what I understand. But I have not tried it myself yet: https://dot.kde.org/2017/01/02/kde-releases-beta-kirigami-ui-20 https://dot.kde.org/2017/01/02/kde-releases-beta-kirigami-ui...
- kevin_thibedeau 9y ago
  Still using Qt Quick. Native QtWidgets would be blazingly fast on old smartphones.
kevin_thibedeau 9y ago
You can do even better with Qt support. Then you don't have any VM or JS tax and don't need the resources to do JIT or AOT.
- crush-n-spread 9y ago
  Thanks, I just looked it up and yeah, looks like QT has cross platform mobile supported. Great.