There is PySide2/Qt for Python which are the official Python bindings for Qt by the Qt Company itself and they are close enough to the C++ API(since they are auto-generated) that it's possible to just use the C++…
To find out which config options exist for packages searching here can be quite helpful: https://nixos.org/nixos/options.html Another way would be reading the nix expression on the nixpkgs GitHub repository.
You can and you get the advantage of having a proper package manager too. Or incase you're (still) on Windows 7 or can't enable WSL you can install mysys2 which comes with SSH(and bash) aswell.
There is PySide2/Qt for Python which are the official Python bindings for Qt by the Qt Company itself and they are close enough to the C++ API(since they are auto-generated) that it's possible to just use the C++…
To find out which config options exist for packages searching here can be quite helpful: https://nixos.org/nixos/options.html Another way would be reading the nix expression on the nixpkgs GitHub repository.
You can and you get the advantage of having a proper package manager too. Or incase you're (still) on Windows 7 or can't enable WSL you can install mysys2 which comes with SSH(and bash) aswell.