how many GUI toolkits do you know that work on an STM32 uc ? because Qt does. https://resources.qt.io/videos/programming-for-smart-devices-microcontrollers-wit

how many GUI toolkits do you know that work on an STM32 uc ? because Qt does. https://resources.qt.io/videos/programming-for-smart-devices-microcontrollers-with-stm32-series-and-qt https://resources.qt.io/videos/programming-for-smart-devices... I think that's there's a huge problem with Qt's installer where I've seen a lot of people blindly checking all the boxes and installing things they'll never need like 6 different windows ABIs, the android version and whatnot which will install literally gigabytes of stuff and lead to a bloated perception (I teach students to make UIs with Qt every year and every year even if I warn them beforehand, they used to still fall into that trap... nowadays I just tell them to use aqt which will just install exactly what is needed). A build of Qt on desktop machines for the needs of LXQT (basically, QtCore, QtGui, QtWidgets) can be in the ~15-20 megabytes ballpark.