the most D-ish GUI library

[Jacob Carlborg via Digitalmars-d]

On 2016-04-07 00:18, Nick Sabalausky wrote:

> Last I used OSX even Apple's own programs were fairly inconsistent with
> each other. I guess that's changed?

Not sure what you're referring to.

> In what ways does Qt stuff not look native on OSX?

I don't have a really good example that is Qt and not the application. 
One example that might be Qt is that most modal dialogs on OS X are 
action sheets. That is, a dialog that is attached to a window. Other 
examples are the main toolbar and preference windows. The rows of the 
colors in tables are wrong. I don't know what Qt offers so I don't 
really know if it's Qt or the application.

The icons for a Qt application usually looks alien but that's more a 
choice for the application than the framework, I would guess.

> How does it compare  to GTK on OSX?

Well, GTK doesn't even try to look native. It looks as it does on Linux, 
at least last time I used it. They actually have a native application 
menu now days.

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/Jacob Carlborg