I have a qtpov-0.0.1 release (Linux only).
http://www.buckosoft.com/qtpov/

It's very primitive, but it has some bells and whistles.
http://www.buckosoft.com/qtpov/g/qtpovRenderInProgress.png

I have one bummer: When I throw a "render several frames at .5 seconds 
per frame" command at it, the bit that scales the in-progress image into 
the window is *slow*, and drags the event queue to a crawl. There's too 
many redraw events [1]. :(

There is a compiled binary package available. I have run it on 3 
different Ubuntu 16 boxes, but that's not much of a test, because they 
are all Ubuntu 16. The qtpov program runs on Ubuntu 14 (with the 
included .so files) but povrayws tips over on bad system libraries. It's 
best to build povrayws yourself.

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dik

[1] So I start a render of 10 frames. The UI locks up as it furiously 
renders and displays the 10 frames. Around frame 5 I press "Cancel", 
which is the same button as "Render". It finishes the frames, sees the 
event on the button, which is now back to "Render" (because the job is 
done) and restarts the render job. argh.

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