It's the closest you can reasonably get to truly cross-platform, and the buttons on notable very much don't look like "native" on my machine (win10). Yes I know

It's the closest you can reasonably get to truly cross-platform, and the buttons on notable very much don't look like "native" on my machine (win10). Yes I know about wxWidgets and so on but you still need to either distribute the runtime with each application separately, or risk "dll hell" if someone wants to run two programs with slightly different versions of some library. Personally I hope some day chrome comes with an "electron runtime" option built in so I only need the framework once on my PC.