Muon: GPU Based Electron on a Diet
> Ultralight is free for non-commercial use, educational use,  and also free for commercial use by small indie developers making less than US$100,000 a year.I feel like the reason we have ended up with Electron is that well-funded developments from large companies (like WPF, SwiftUI) always seek to lock-in developers to their single platform, well-funded from independent ones (like Qt) cost $$, and the rest just stays permanently underdeveloped from lacking dev resources.The result is that the lowest common denominator wins: free and standardized web tech, repackaged as desktop apps. I haven't seen any older desktop UI developer who'd like Electron, yet I bet every one of us has at least a couple of Electron apps installed as they're reading this.Let me ask this question: what is the luckiest, ideal scenario for a project with such license, if it takes off and everyone loves it and everything goes well? Probably displacing Qt and taking over their market share? That doesn't sound anywhere close to Electron killer potential to me.