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As an end user you might not get that software at all if no one is motivated to build it.

• dhosek 6y ago
  But junk software is still junk and not worth the trouble.
  • hombre_fatal 6y ago
    Are we to presume you think that using native SDKs saves your junk software from being junk? I'm not sure how else to interpret your comment in this thread.
    • dhosek 6y ago
      Having software that doesn't act like native software makes it junk. I've deleted a lot of software that was created with cross-platform SDKs that just didn't behave the way every other program on my computer did. I don't have time for that. It's a lot more likely that something created with a native SDK will behave like a native app than something slapped together with the cross-platform SDK du jour.