@AgreeableLandscape to Asklemmy • 4 years agoWhich cross-platform GUI framework do you recommend?message-square12arrow-up16arrow-down10
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minus-square@AgreeableLandscapeOPlink2•edit-24 years agoDo you know of any native looking GUI libraries in Rust so the GUI looks the part of whatever operating system it’s compiled for? I’ve been wanting to make native-like cross platform GUIs that don’t involve memory unsafe programming languages like C++.
minus-squareDessalinesAlink2•4 years agorelm is a gtk-based rust one that’s a bit easier than using the direct bindings. But overall QT has better cross-desktop support, and I don’t know if there’s a rust qt thing yet.
minus-square@AgreeableLandscapeOPlink2•4 years ago I don’t know if there’s a rust qt thing yet There is, but I’ve never tried it.
Do you know of any native looking GUI libraries in Rust so the GUI looks the part of whatever operating system it’s compiled for?
I’ve been wanting to make native-like cross platform GUIs that don’t involve memory unsafe programming languages like C++.
relm is a gtk-based rust one that’s a bit easier than using the direct bindings. But overall QT has better cross-desktop support, and I don’t know if there’s a rust qt thing yet.
There is, but I’ve never tried it.