> Why is that ? I am not looking into it as a cross platform framework. Well, when it is fine for you that there is no Android support, then you can use GTK. Linux is fine generally, Windows is fine also, but some users will not be able to install GTK libs on their box, or just refuse to consider GTK at all. And MacOS is even more complicated.
And you have to learn GTK, if you want to create a serious app. Learning GTK is more effort than learning Nim. Of course if you want to create only some toy app, then you have not to learn much, but at least toy apps you should be able to create with the other Nim GUI toolkits too. And finally, we do not know how complete Nim's GTK support really is. The Rust team has put a large effort in GTK support, and the other official GTK bindings Python, JavaScript, C++, D, Perl took much effort too. In IRC logs you may find someone called Skylar talking about working on GTK/GDK from time to time, maybe he will provide something comparable to Rust at some time in future, I don't know.
