> But if you want to develop cross platform native looking software... Qt is absolutely it. Only option. If you want to develop cross platform native looking s

> But if you want to develop cross platform native looking software... Qt is absolutely it. Only option. If you want to develop cross platform native looking software, Qt most certainly is not the only option, wxWidgets is. In fact, as you yourself pointed out, Qt isn't really native, just tries to fake the native look and feel. wxWidgets actually is, as it's a thin wrapper around the native toolkits.