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Widgets looks like whatever you want them to look like, if the feel like they're from the 2010s its because the implementer made that choice, not because of a l
by irishcoffee 7mo ago
Widgets looks like whatever you want them to look like, if the feel like they're from the 2010s its because the implementer made that choice, not because of a limitation in qtwidgets.
- vovavili 7mo agoCould be, but I am mostly speaking about the fact that making a web app looks stylish feels infinitely easier to me.
- irishcoffee 7mo agoQt uses css. Its no different than what you’re describing.
- throwaway2037 7mo agoAs I understand the philosophy of Qt, it does not (for the most part) use native widgets. They seek to draw widgets that match native widgets on a pixel-by-pixel basis. You can also change the look-and-feel (similar to Java Swing widgets) by using what Qt calls "styles". Ref: https://doc.qt.io/qt-6/style-reference.html https://doc.qt.io/qt-6/style-reference.html