> Cross-platform and being a good tool are orthogonal concepts. I agree, but when I need to develop some software for Windows and Linux, a great toolkit for An

> Cross-platform and being a good tool are orthogonal concepts. I agree, but when I need to develop some software for Windows and Linux, a great toolkit for Android or iOS is of no use to me. Similarly, I won't use a Linux-only or Windows-only toolkit, as awesome as it may be, because I'm not going to build two different GUI layers.