I'm really happy to see people _Make Qt Great Again_. This was my first framework I've ever worked as a professional, and it was really good. Moreover I'm a rea

I'm really happy to see people _Make Qt Great Again_. This was my first framework I've ever worked as a professional, and it was really good. Moreover I'm a really big fan of natively written windows/linux/mac apps (as opposed to something that will launch a fully fledged browser and consume ~500MB at start). It's really depressing how we all strive to have everything on the web, in the cloud, etc., but have nothing on our own. I still tend to write quick applications in PySide (free Qt for Python) that stay in my tray, behave very well, are very quick, and occupy about 60MB instead.