Yeah that part from them was very disappointing. I was really hoping for the qt style integration to be maintained. I really want to do something that integrates well in our plasma/kde environments but don’t want to touch those weird languages to do it.

Hoping this new approach from qt is successful. They tried to maintain others like qt jambi but that is kinda of abandoned or wtv.

Being rust native with a ui language like qml and showing all their things working with 3 or 4 languages every release.

Freaking about time they did something like that. Everyone looking for GUI alternative frameworks to run away from eletron and people find qt only to realize that it’s impossible to use because you’d have to use that weird cpp language or use python for the only reasonable alternative they support.

Maybe they were scared of the work Slint is doing.