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qarma (near perfect zenity clone for Qt)
Qarma is a near perfect zenity clone, written in Qt,
could be compiled against Qt6, Qt5 and Qt4, and supports styling
with qt5ct and qt6ct.
Q: Why do you waste time cloning a perfectly fine tool?
A: "quot;The answer is that GTK+ is primarily intended to be used on
the GNOME desktop. GTK+ must focus on being the toolkit of
the GNOME platform first, and tackle integration second."quot;
Website: https://github.com/luebking/qarma