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Well... a terminal is a GUI app, so they had to choose some GUI framework. On Linux GTK is as good a choice as any. (Yes I know you can skip the framework and t

Well... a terminal is a GUI app, so they had to choose some GUI framework. On Linux GTK is as good a choice as any. (Yes I know you can skip the framework and talk to X11/Wayland directly, like xterm/foot do, but that's a pain all of its own.)

akulbe 1y ago
What about Qt? Would that have been a better experience? Or would you experience different issues?
- TUSF 1y ago
  Qt has no official C bindings. This makes it difficult for a new language to write Qt bindings, unlike for GTK.