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    What's the best tool to build cross platform GUI in Go?•
     What's the best tool to build cross platform GUI in Go?

    Hey folks, in your opinion what's the best tool to build GUI in Go?

    My current choice is Wails and it works well 99% of the time, but now that Topaz Labs decide to shift their products from one time payment to subscription, I decided to create an open source version of their products, starting with Topaz Photo AI (I know it's ambitious, but I think it can be done).

    However, AI apps are usually resource intensive and would like my app to have a more native look, instead of a web look. Is there anything you would recommend in this case?

    Made a game in just 2 days from scratch with Ebitengine (Go) for Ludum Dare 58
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