Well, yes, but hasn't the same led to bit rot? Admitedly, I haven't looked at wx in a looong time. But when I was, I was looking at WxPython, and IIRC at the time there was an issue with wx being 32-bit only with no visible progress towards 64 bit. That scratched wxPython off my list for that project. (I admit my data is stale here, so, if you can refresh my cache, please do.)
32 and 64-bit versions are available for the big three platforms and work well. I have custom desktop apps that I need to deploy to 32-bit Windows, 32 and 64-bit Linux and 64-bit OSX and wx has been a sane way of getting a GUI for all of them.
