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I honestly don’t like CSS interfaces. They have a way of rendering as-they-load, and it looks unnatural to me for a native app. But even without CSS, Qt has a special way of rendering. It’s the main reason why I don’t like KDE. I kind of see it rendering things one by one, even if it’s in a split second. It bothers me. I much prefer the way things render on pretty much any other toolkit or OS. It’s kind of “there” all at once.
That’s very interesting. Are you talking about some kind of temporal delay? I’m very curious if it’s something that happens on my end too. Would you have some examples?
It’s just loads some stuff in a window, and then loads the rest of the stuff a quarter of a second later or so. It happens often when using kde. It just doesn’t feel organic to me.
