What keeps you from using gtkd or dlangui

[Jonathan M Davis via Digitalmars-d]

On Sunday, 4 October 2015 at 22:28:59 UTC, Nick Sabalausky wrote:
> I absolutely, positively cannot stand software that uses GTK 
> for GUIs (including Unity and GNOME...not that anybody actually 
> uses GNOME anymore) regardless of whether I'm running on 
> Windows or Linux. So I definitely won't write software that 
> uses it either, if I can help it. That rules out gtkd. I'm sure 
> it's a fine set of bindings, but I'm not about to force a GTK 
> UI on any poor end user.

The same here. I've always thought that gtk was positively 
hideous. But I've known folks who preferred it, and clearly there 
are plenty of folks willing to at least put up with it to use 
Gnome. So clearly, YMMV.

At this point, if I were going to write a GUI app, I'd look at 
the current state of the various attempts at binding Qt to D and 
either use one of those if it were far enough along, or I'd just 
write the GUI portion in C++ and the backend in D. But I'm also a 
KDE user, so Qt fits in much better with my environment on top of 
just plain looking better.

- Jonathan M Davis