I find many of the cross platform toolkits arguments somewhat bogus. Sure if you pick electron it looks nothing like a native app because they basically created

I find many of the cross platform toolkits arguments somewhat bogus. Sure if you pick electron it looks nothing like a native app because they basically created their own UI interface that just happens to run on multiple OSs. Same for java. OTOH, QT for example still tries to use native dialogs so when you click open file, you get the native OS open dialogs/etc. Sure if your an expert you can find place where they aren't quite right, but for most people they won't notice the difference. Plus, if your really OCD about it, given your in C++ you can just add your own OS shim layer (or custom components) to correct the slight differences you might see here/there by calling the OS services natively.