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Is there any future for the GTK-based Desktop Environments?
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this post was submitted on 17 Dec 2023
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Not sure about the similarities here, but I actually love GTK when it comes to app design. It's one of the things I miss about Linux in Windows. (Yes, I'm a Windows user—not by choice, though.) About the only thing I hate about it is that for some reason a lot of GTK app designers think a simpler design should mean less functionality. Gimme my damn right-click context menus dammit! >_<
There are right click menus in Fragments, I don't see why other apps don't have them.