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> Which KDE technical issues are preventing its adoption? I'm running KDE full for a long time and encountered no issues. Some of them are linked by pxc post a
by _2paq 5y ago
> Which KDE technical issues are preventing its adoption? I'm running KDE full for a long time and encountered no issues.
Some of them are linked by pxc post above mine.
There's also the issue that Qt apps can only be written in C++, a language that many don't want anything to do with. In comparison, GTK has bindings for a variety of languages including Rust.
- simion314 5y ago>In comparison, GTK has bindings for a variety of languages including Rust. Are those good bindings , or auto-generated or outdated ones ? I did not checked in a long time but I think only Python had decent bindings. I would avoid non-official bindings, those are most of the time garbage and you waste your time instead of focusing on your work. I seen Qt in a lot of proprietary applications, including launchers for video games (the app that will let you setup a game configuration before launch) - I was surprised why a Windows only video game would not use the Windows APi directly, but it is obvious that Qt is better then whatever Windows has this days for c++ devs and game devs are not afraid of a bit of c++ or have some irrational disgust for Qt pre-procesor (I see this excuse all the time, we don't switch from GTK to Qt because of the qmake/moc I honestly prefer an honest explanation)
- pxc 5y agoI get the impression that GTK+'s Vala and Python bindings are good. Idk about Rust
- stjohnswarts 5y agoI thought Vala was pretty much dead and not recommended for new apps/extensions at this point?