Originally posted by Honton
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GNOME has Red Hat as corporate support.
KDE has Blue Systems which is not so large as Red Hat but it has it. But the backend of KDE QT is supported by Digia and Qt has more widely use than GTK will ever have.
GTK2 is used by many projects on Linux, but they don't seem to "upgrade" to GTK3.
Qt has the advantage that projects can use nearly the same gui code (and more) on every plattform.
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