Assuming you require portability, the other options are generally all Chrome-based, so if you like you application to not look like shit, I mean, look native...
There's only really wxWidgets in this space, which is order of magnitude smaller.
I guess on Windows there's .NET if you don't care for other platforms as much. Do people still use other toolkits for writing native C++ apps with GUIs? MFC? Native win32 code?
MFC here! When you use it as a thin wrapper around win32 it's not bad. Actually I quite like it, but that's probably at least partly because I've been using it for so long and I know the warts.
I'm convinced that the time I spend on working around its age and oldschool architecture is less than what I would have spend had I switched/"upgraded" toolkits every 3-5 years as seems to be the common practise. Same goes for using C++, btw.
Oh in the Windos sphere there was Windows Forms, and XAML, and some others thatvI forgot; and html/css based ones (there were some 15+ years ago!); and some other 'universal' ones like wxWidgets but not open source existed years ago. New ones coming out not so much, no.
There's only really wxWidgets in this space, which is order of magnitude smaller.
I guess on Windows there's .NET if you don't care for other platforms as much. Do people still use other toolkits for writing native C++ apps with GUIs? MFC? Native win32 code?