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Assuming, of course, you want to use GTK3. Which can be acceptable for Linux applications (and even there GTK3 has a horrible UX compared to GTK2), but it's not
by creshal 10y ago
Assuming, of course, you want to use GTK3. Which can be acceptable for Linux applications (and even there GTK3 has a horrible UX compared to GTK2), but it's not something you'd want to use on Windows or OSX.