I perceive Qt's ownership by Nokia as negative, as Qt in fact is the only crossplatform UI framework for C++ that is up to date with the current industry demand

I perceive Qt's ownership by Nokia as negative, as Qt in fact is the only crossplatform UI framework for C++ that is up to date with the current industry demands in the field of UI, graphics and animation, and Nokia of course ignored the platforms of their competitors. Instead I would like to see Qt as a crossplatform framework for all the important mobile and desktop platforms, then I could use it for my projects. So I hope Qt will go on as completely free software not belonging to any particular capitalist.