Comments by "Anony Mousse" (@anon_y_mousse) on "Begone GTK4, Long Live The New King GTK5" video.

  1.  @computerfan1079  Problem with that advice is that he could be a programmer who uses GTK to write apps. Since generally if you use GTK you're going to be C only, moving to Qt might be a non-starter. Personally, I'm good either way, but others might not be as multi-lingual.
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  2. Nothing I use even requires GTK4, so it'll be a few years yet before this affects me. Although, as a Slackware user that might prove to be a lot of years. I'm kind of considering whether I should just make my own toolkit since GTK seems to be moving away from where I want to be and never really was perfect but just seems to like making breaking changes, and Qt has always been kind of bloated to me, as is C++ in general. As I've been designing and developing my own language I've tried to avoid the pitfalls that everything else hits and chief amongst those is I want to wait until it's truly ready before I release it, but I may need to just suck it up and accept that it'll never be ready without some help.
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  3. That's true of so many projects, in my opinion.
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