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I think at this point GTK is the de-facto "native" for Linux desktops unless you've named your application something that begins with 'k'.
by catalogia 7y ago
I think at this point GTK is the de-facto "native" for Linux desktops unless you've named your application something that begins with 'k'.
- ilammy 7y agoYeah, right. If you do that you are legally required to use Qt.
- kitsunesoba 7y agoGTK has the advantage of having fully capable bindings for every language under the sun, so I would generally agree. Qt is harder to create bindings for since it’s C++, meaning it’s more likely that your language of choice doesn’t have bindings, in which case if said language doesn’t have C++ interop you’re stuck.