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Given how hostile GTK+ has become for anything that is not a GNOME application I'm surprised that this hasn't become the norm yet. Also Qt makes it way easier
by qalmakka 2y ago
Given how hostile GTK+ has become for anything that is not a GNOME application I'm surprised that this hasn't become the norm yet.
Also Qt makes it way easier to port applications to other platforms.
- tristan957 2y agoHow has GTK become hostile?
- qalmakka 2y agoIt's a long story. Basically it's become more and more GNOME specific, up to a point where it has become increasingly complex to use it outside of GNOME. Also migrating from one version to another is vastly harder than Qt, see how lots of applications and environments are still stuck on GTK+ 2 or 3. On the other hand, Qt is completely independent from KDE and it's easy to use KDE frameworks in non-KDE apps.
- tristan957 2y agoI'm looking for specifics. I use GTK myself.