Your C/C++ Gui Lib/Framework

Qt and SDL2.
SDl2 is very low level and requires a lot of getting messy from your part.
Qt is a bit better for end user oriented apps (end users that are not you).

Honorable mentions are Gtk which is tends to be quite hard to customize properly and Nana. Nana has you messing with HTML to customize it.

Go with Qt.
 
Which OS, is it commercial or open source (personal project)?

I used long time ago QT, and Gtk for small personal projects.
Commercially on windows custom made GUI library utilizing win32 calls.
 
Qt and SDL2.
SDl2 is very low level and requires a lot of getting messy from your part.
Qt is a bit better for end user oriented apps (end users that are not you).

Honorable mentions are Gtk which is tends to be quite hard to customize properly and Nana. Nana has you messing with HTML to customize it.

Go with Qt.
Im currently using wxwidgets
 
I used fltk and wxwidgets back in the day for my earlier projects, but switched to Qt for production quality GUI development. Qt was way better than the free stuff back then. It has been over 20 years since I’ve needed to develop a GUI though.
 
I used fltk and wxwidgets back in the day for my earlier projects, but switched to Qt for production quality GUI development. Qt was way better than the free stuff back then. It has been over 20 years since I’ve needed to develop a GUI though.
No gui apps?
 
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