Do Qt apps look and feel native under Windows?

Question

I’m about to port one of my Mac applications to Windows. The Mac app uses Apple’s native Cocoa/Appkit frameworks for the UI. The UI is Obj-C code, and the core app functiona

Answer 1

As you can read on doc.qt.io:

Qt Widgets are traditional user interface elements that are typically found in desktop environments. The widgets integrate well to the underlying platform providing native look'n'feel on Windows, Linux and Mac OSX.

Take a look at Qt Widget Gallery:

Qt's support for widget styles and themes enables your application to fit in with the native desktop enviroment.

You might be interested in a presentation called How to Make Your Qt Application Look Native:

Qt uses native style APIs on each supported platform, however there are some additional tricks you can use to make sure your Qt-based application looks, feels and behaves better. This presentation will run through examples, tips and ticks to help you make your applications look great on all platforms.