← Back to context Comment by zerr 10 hours ago Gtk is hardware (GPU) accelerated, while Qt Widgets is software/CPU-rendered. 2 comments zerr Reply DiabloD3 7 hours ago I notice you say, specifically, Qt Widgets.Yes, classic Qt Widgets still doesn't allow for hardware acceleration.However, the majority of Qt UIs you deal with are in Qt Quick, which is hardware accelerated. Almost all of KDE is Qt Quick, for example. zerr 5 hours ago Yes, I was considering C++ (and C) desktop UI toolkits. Unlike Qt Widgets, QML/JavaScript is a horrible mess and not suitable for desktop software.
DiabloD3 7 hours ago I notice you say, specifically, Qt Widgets.Yes, classic Qt Widgets still doesn't allow for hardware acceleration.However, the majority of Qt UIs you deal with are in Qt Quick, which is hardware accelerated. Almost all of KDE is Qt Quick, for example. zerr 5 hours ago Yes, I was considering C++ (and C) desktop UI toolkits. Unlike Qt Widgets, QML/JavaScript is a horrible mess and not suitable for desktop software.
zerr 5 hours ago Yes, I was considering C++ (and C) desktop UI toolkits. Unlike Qt Widgets, QML/JavaScript is a horrible mess and not suitable for desktop software.
I notice you say, specifically, Qt Widgets.
Yes, classic Qt Widgets still doesn't allow for hardware acceleration.
However, the majority of Qt UIs you deal with are in Qt Quick, which is hardware accelerated. Almost all of KDE is Qt Quick, for example.
Yes, I was considering C++ (and C) desktop UI toolkits. Unlike Qt Widgets, QML/JavaScript is a horrible mess and not suitable for desktop software.