Not providing a standard view in their file picker is only one problem in a looong list of GTK/GNOME inadequacies. Try not having any way to set up or interact

Not providing a standard view in their file picker is only one problem in a looong list of GTK/GNOME inadequacies. Try not having any way to set up or interact with system tray icons in a toolkit that purports to be a "cross-platform GUI toolket". It gets better when you learn that system tray support was only removed recently by GTK developers because GNOME doesn't have one anymore. The worst part of this is that even if I submitted a patch that implements system tray support, they would just reject it. I know this because I asked them. These days, GTK and GNOME seem to be designed only for gnome developers and no one else. All 5 or 6 of them.