I only use Windows at work, so I don't know that many apps. Today I tried out gitg, a GTK git client that has a Windows build. Damn, it feels great.It ues the A

I only use Windows at work, so I don't know that many apps. Today I tried out gitg, a GTK git client that has a Windows build. Damn, it feels great.It ues the Adwaita theme with a client side header bar, which looks great, saves space over all and is only marginally thicker than any other Windows title bar (it even shows the dragging cursor when dragging, why the absolute does Windows not do this). Touchpad scrolling isn't smooth, which is a little bit sad, but generally I'm surprised by how well it works. From what I can tell scaling works perfectly and the file picker, which is not the native one, which is great, because it's less awful, seems to work well with the file system. Over all it's one of the Windows apps I hate the least - by staying as far from the platform as possible, UI wise. It feels a bit weird that this is coming from someone who likes to complain about GNOME.