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The main development focus is the very thing I was curious about. I remember Qt being slow to support new things eg. high dpi, unless you were using QML. Getti
by nikanj 9y ago
The main development focus is the very thing I was curious about. I remember Qt being slow to support new things eg. high dpi, unless you were using QML.
Getting the "feel" of a company's priorities can be hard, if you're not actively using their platform. I was hoping someone on HN had a somewhat realistic picture of where Qt is going these days.
- casione 9y agoIt looks to me like they're very underfunded and have completely lost focus. The high DPI "debacle" is a good proof of it.
- shaan7 9y agoSure /s. We have a Qt app with GUI completely written in Qt. Scales pixel perfect on HiDPI out of the box as long as you make sure to not hardcode pixel values.
- seba_dos1 9y agoThings have definitely accelerated since Nokia regarding desktop platforms. High DPI support has gone through a few iterations and is working pretty well now. Also, Qt is now using open governance model. Qt Quick is still important, but I wouldn't say it's the single, most important thing it used to be anymore.