> Both GTK and QT are exceptionally bad toolkits > Also personally I like the fact that inertia scrolling works everywhere consistently the same way. > Just t

> Both GTK and QT are exceptionally bad toolkits > Also personally I like the fact that inertia scrolling works everywhere consistently the same way. > Just think about the horrors everybody now implementing their own scrolling. Which should be a reason for advocating one toolkit that rules everywhere (maybe systemd-toolkit?), not a reason to have poor inertia scrolling experience that doesn’t work properly across different windows. > Consequently the fact that Linux is "hacks over hacks" is a feature not a bug. How can this is a feature, not a bug? Isn’t it technical debt?