> "You are only supposed to run GNOME apps on GNOME" This summarizes the problem quite well, not only that GNOME apps are often broken outside GNOME, but if yo

> "You are only supposed to run GNOME apps on GNOME" This summarizes the problem quite well, not only that GNOME apps are often broken outside GNOME, but if you try to run non-GNOME app on GNOME (even Gtk based) you might get broken apps because system tray (AppIndicator) isn't there or some other random bs where the functionality is removed for the sake of making users frustrated. This is somewhat similar to deletionist culture of wikipedia, delete delete delete. Basically work done outside of GNOME junta isn't valued and even if accepted might be removed in the next release.