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Off the top of my head: VLC, Wireshark, MuseScore. None of the properties you mention are inherent to Qt... getting them right takes a lot of work regardless o
by ohazi 6y ago
Off the top of my head: VLC, Wireshark, MuseScore.
None of the properties you mention are inherent to Qt... getting them right takes a lot of work regardless of which GUI toolkit you use.
If thats the sort of thing you're looking for, the Spotify desktop app also uses Qt on Linux (they use native toolkits on Win/Mac).
- mtberatwork 6y agoIsn't Spotify Desktop an Electron app?
- ohazi 6y agoHm, I may have been wrong. [1] suggest that it was a Qt app on Linux at one point, but this source is old, and more recent ones suggest that they now use Electron. I don't actually use Spotify, so I'm not sure - perhaps not the best example. The point I wanted to make was that you can use Qt to make "sexy" modern feeling apps, if that's a priority for you, it just takes work. Personally, I think something like VLC is a better example of a high quality app, even if the UI isn't flashy, but I guess people today want shiny stuff more than good reliable stuff. [1] https://blogs.windows.com/devices/2011/03/15/10-qt-use-cases-you-didnt-know/ https://blogs.windows.com/devices/2011/03/15/10-qt-use-cases...