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Maybe Slint could be an option? From former Qt developers. https://slint-ui.com/ https://slint-ui.com/

• nu11ptr 4y ago
  Doesn't yet have a table or tree control - would only work for very basic UIs in this limited state. Also, GPL and all that entails (with rare exception that you can petition for a free license if a very small entity or open source).
• numlock86 4y ago
  There's no pricing indication other than "contact our sales", which is a common wording for "just as expensive (or even more) as the competition". Also their licence and subscription (yuck) model seems awful. Pay a monthly fee per device as long as I sell my product? No thanks. I got laughed at for presenting QT as a possible solution. This will just make me look like a tryhard clown.
  • ahartmetz 4y ago
    They are almost certainly not as rigid about pricing and conditions as the Qt Company. Source: I know these guys.
    • haneefmubarak 4y ago
      Perhaps they could provide some reasonable (production!) public pricing plans and allow custom quotes for folks who want to negotiate the price further then.
  • mhuffman 4y ago
    >There's no pricing indication other than "contact our sales", which is a common wording for "just as expensive (or even more) as the competition" Or the one-two punch of "Contact our sales", followed immedietely by "What is your budget?" ... which is a common wording for "How much money do you have? That is what this will cost!"
• didgetmaster 4y ago
  Has anyone tried slint? How does it compare to Qt v5 or v6?