> It's working extremely well on Symbian and Maemo/MeeGo, where it's the recommended way of building apps (still on the Qt4 branch). Of course it is. Nokia mig

> It's working extremely well on Symbian and Maemo/MeeGo, where it's the recommended way of building apps (still on the Qt4 branch). Of course it is. Nokia might have bought Trolltech just for this reason. But the fact that it isn't supported on any non-Nokia platform cancels all the benefits. > ...I guess the official porting and integration work should be Google's and Apple's responsibility. Should Microsoft maintain Qt's port to Windows? That's not how it works. Both Apple and Google care only about their own platforms and existence of strong cross-platform solution will actually hurt them. They _benefit_ from lock-in and inability to port apps from one platform to another.