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IF you want issues like these to be fixed then you should support the paring back of features. It's the sprawl of features that leads to those features being p
by thaway2839 4y ago
IF you want issues like these to be fixed then you should support the paring back of features.
It's the sprawl of features that leads to those features being poorly implemented.
- smoldesu 4y agoI don't. I dropped GTK4 a long time ago because it's simply not finished or ready for the mainstream, I'm happy to let it fester in the realm of unusability because the most well-supported desktop environment on Linux can't get their priorities straight. > It's the sprawl of features that leads to those features being poorly implemented. Really? This issue didn't exist in GTK2 or GTK3. Sounds to me like you're making up excuses without any evidence.