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That is unfortunately a GNOME application, meaning it uses the Gtk and follows GNOME's HIG thus looking extremely out of place on Windows and MacOS and somewhat
by mixedCase 8y ago
That is unfortunately a GNOME application, meaning it uses the Gtk and follows GNOME's HIG thus looking extremely out of place on Windows and MacOS and somewhat out of place on other Linux desktops (assuming Gtk3+ is themed to match the rest of the system, which doesn't help it fit very well anyway).
While I'm sure it's a great option for people using GNOME-based desktops, I don't think it'd be a good idea to bet on Fractal as the Matrix native client, I don't think its authors see it that way either.