> Oh, its good at doing desktop applications these days? Which GUI libraries are good these days? Some native win32 binding? Are there good equivalents for Qt?

> Oh, its good at doing desktop applications these days? Which GUI libraries are good these days? Some native win32 binding? Are there good equivalents for Qt? If your goal is "delivering applications to only well-sighted people who can handle non-native and buggy UI", yes iced, EGUI, gpui exist. But as you can guess they are years behind Qt where you have quite the professional toolkit and properly implemented accessibility features (with a lot of bugs and horrible API because Qt). The only foolproof way of having truly professional software is still the same: have N different, very-well integrated UI implementations (like Adobe does, $$$ in developer or agent fees) or use a Web browser aka Electron. With Rust you can use Win32 or WinUI3. Both are provided by Microsoft-developed crate windows-rs.