QtWidgets
Universal version latest seen at v5.15 · Reported by 144 Macs in the community.
All sighted native versions (2):
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QtWidgets is a framework component of the Qt Project, a cross-platform C++ application development framework used by developers to build graphical user interfaces (GUIs) on macOS, Windows, Linux and embedded systems. QtWidgets provides the standard set of UI controls (buttons, text fields, menus, dialogs, etc.) for desktop applications. It is one of the core modules within Qt and is widely used by software engineers, open-source projects, and enterprises building native desktop applications. A native Apple Silicon build has been confirmed running on Macs in the Rosetta Check community.
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1 suggestionQtWidgets is a framework component, not a standalone application — it is installed and updated as part of the Qt SDK or Qt runtime that your development tools or applications depend on. To get the native Apple Silicon build, you need to update the Qt installation itself through the official Qt Project channels. Download the latest Qt from qt.io/download or via the Qt Online Installer (the default download page automatically provides Universal Binary builds for current versions). If you are using Qt through a package manager like Homebrew, run 'brew upgrade qt' to pull the native build. If Qt is bundled with a larger development environment (Qt Creator, a game engine, or a scientific/CAD application), update that parent application using its own mechanism — the native Qt frameworks will be included. Developers building against an older Intel-only Qt installation should reinstall or upgrade the Qt SDK to the latest version; the native build will then link into newly compiled applications automatically.
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