But we had that discusssion a long time ago several times: What’s the point in having yet another GUI toolkit that would do the same thing? We have text mode with ncurses and X11 with Qt. Mind that it’s not KDE, it’s pure Qt. Normal users will be hard pressed to even notice the difference between a Qt and a Gtk application. I don’t see a tangible benefit (other than satisfying certain people’s ego) in providing another graphical UI that just uses another GUI toolkit.

Back then (12+ years ago IIRC) the argument was “but we found a volunteer willing to do it and to maintain it”, but it showed that it’s a lot more work than most people think. Even worse, it’s ongoing work to do all the required maintenance because those toolkits keep introducing subtle changes all the time. Bit rot sets in quickly, and after a certain amount of bit rot, it becomes unusable.

But may we expect a libyui-GTK version in the future or is it completed out of scope?