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I was about to suggest wx too. :) Currently they natively support GTK and WinAPI as backends, which is why it's so fast. In case they revive wxQt, it'll be my c

by IYasha 5y ago

I was about to suggest wx too. :) Currently they natively support GTK and WinAPI as backends, which is why it's so fast. In case they revive wxQt, it'll be my choice for new projects. But right now, from UX and portability perspectives, Qt wins.