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My pet peeve: I live on KDE, yet nobody considers Qt native! More important to me is accessibility. Does the toolkit integrate with the OS such that users can
by brnt 6y ago
My pet peeve: I live on KDE, yet nobody considers Qt native!
More important to me is accessibility. Does the toolkit integrate with the OS such that users can use their accessibility tools? I don't know about wx, but not all crossplatform toolkits do this consistently (or at all).
- Shorel 6y agoI run Deluge in Windows, and I can not consider Qt native for this platform. That's why.
- brnt 6y agoSomething is alien somewhere, and as others noted, for Windows specifically I couldn't tell you what native is. On Linux there's just GTK and Qt, but the count is far higher on Windows these days. I have a Qt app that blends in imperceptibly well in my eyes, while some of MS own software stands out. Point is: there is no such thing as native.
- jcelerier 6y agoEven MS ships a Qt app with the OS (OneDrive)