wxWidgets wins because of native widgets, a handier license, and no moc etc requirements. I think Qt wins in all other domains though. Documentation, extensive

wxWidgets wins because of native widgets, a handier license, and no moc etc requirements. I think Qt wins in all other domains though. Documentation, extensiveness and quality of the non-GUI stuff, etc. But not having native widgets kinda sucks. You can see that when you make that compromise, the question comes why not to use Electron (which is a competitor of those two in reality).