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I think this is a good idea. I have about 10% Appimage and Flatpak apps in my system. Sometimes it can be very useful. The Appimage is the best package format for me. But I also like Flatpak.
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It would be nice to re-write ProtonVPN Linux app with Qt Framework. Qt software is more stable and looks much better on all distributions. It's best crossplatform framework.
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Hi! I like the ProtonVPN GUI app on Linux. It has so many good features.
But I think that the choice of GTK was a mistake. This framework is just one large piece of garbage - from both points of view - devs and user experience.
1. Most serious, quality and useful apps for Linux (about 90%) are uses Qt Framework.
2. GTK is unpopular. Every year more and more existing Linux software are rewritten with Qt Framework. It's stable and gives better look'n'feel experience.
3. GTK development is chaotic. The developers themselves don't know what they want. It looks like that GTK project is one endless sandbox for their crazy experiments... But they never lead to anything good. With each release they change the framework, removing, breaking or constantly changing the necessary features.
Qt is just best crossplatform framework. Simple to learn and easy to use. If you create serious, quality and stable software for Linux, the best choice is Qt. It's simple. So please, re-build Proton app with Qt. It's not difficult. Your app will look, feel and work much better in all distributions.
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148 votesrakesh
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It would be useful for me too. Also would like to see more love for both GUI and CLI clients.