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c++ - What cross platform GUI library has the most native feel for each platform?

I've noticed that GTK has a uniform feel across all platforms, which is great for Linux lovers, but not so great for people who prefer their native GUI feel.

I haven't used Qt properly yet, which is why I'm unable to say that this is the best choice to provide the most native feel for each platform - so could someone please confirm whether Qt is what I'm after?

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I think Qt is a great choice to have a native look.

On Windows XP, widgets will be rendered with the Luna style (Windows XP default style). On Vista/7, they will be rendered with the Aero theme. On MacOS, they will be rendered with the Aqua theme.

On Linux, it's different. Qt will use his own theme (Plastique style) or use your KDE theme (Oxygen theme for example). If you prefer GNOME or XFCE (GTK), Qt can also use your GTK theme.

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A Qt application can be perfectly integrated in Windows XP/Vista/7, MacOS, KDE, GNOME and XFCE desktops.


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