| > Qt and QML is just not native(widgets will look different, etc), but it will perform well. Yes, which is not what people want. They want apps that fit in with the larger platform and exploit it's featureset. We already went through this on Mac OS X. I use a Qt/Mac app every day for work, and would ditch it in a second if a native alternative was produced. Unfortunately, it's an extremely niche application, and the competition is nowhere near caught up. > And you can always imitate the look and feel of native OS so apps at least don't look too alien. That's never worked out well for anyone, ever, in the entire history of cross-platform widget library attempts. |