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I think probably because Linux has no true native UI toolkit, and the two that are closest (GTK and Qt) both bring their own sets of challenges that skew the co
by kitsunesoba 5y ago
I think probably because Linux has no true native UI toolkit, and the two that are closest (GTK and Qt) both bring their own sets of challenges that skew the cost:benefit ratio negative, while this isn’t true for the toolkits for other platforms.
I have no involvement in this project however, so this is just speculation.