No, probably no one will force us, like today no one is forcing us to use Hildon in addition to Gtk. The only problem is that pure Gtk applications look like crap on Fremantle. So the question is whether Qt will handle this situation better or not.

I´m currently planning to do a complete rewrite of my code using Qt, so I´m observing this situation closely. I want Qt, because I´m hoping to support more platforms without using #ifdefs everywhere. But if those applications will look like 2nd class applications on Maemo I´m not sure I want this.

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