Surprised to see a new (large) GTK app, especially in Rust.
Can this be compiled for other operating systems than Linux?
Can this be compiled for other operating systems than Linux?
(This used to come at the cost of code quality, but increasingly does not.)
There was an entire talk given about the pain of needing to switch Linus Torvalds' divelog app from GTK to Qt and they seemed to have the same opinions I do: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gGZyVSOnqm0
Perhaps GTK4 is different and looks better cross-platform, I don't know, but I haven't heard of any new/prominent cross-platform apps that actually use it.
And the way I have been observing several top gnome devs' attitudes and abusiveness towards their own users the last handful of years does not sit well with me.
Yes but I mentioned that because to me gtk still looks ancient today while Qt looks native on each platform IMO.
> Good luck writing anything in Rust in QT.
There is this thing now: https://www.qt.io/blog/rust-ui-framework-via-bridging-techno...
And there was already multiple Rust bindings: https://wiki.qt.io/Language_Bindings