Since I mentioned the Qt GUI toolkit family (which you might also know
as a foundation of KDE)...
* if anyone is looking at that for Racket for some reason, there's a new
"technical vision" statement for the next major version:
https://blog.qt.io/blog/2019/08/07/technical-vision-qt-6/
I'm happy with Racket's current support for GTK2, GTK3, and other native
toolkit backends, and so see no need for all the work to add a Qt
backend, but it's nice to have backup plans in mind for unusual situations.
* Also, even if you have no interest in Qt right now, that blog post is
a nice writeup on ongoing vision for an important set of software that's
been evolving for a long time and is pretty popular. So maybe worth a
skim, for a feel of how they're thinking and communicating about that
kind of thing.
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