Nobody shows up to do the work. Red Hat funds 1 or 2 people to work full time on GTK, plus a few part time. Igalia funds some part time developers. Similar stor

Nobody shows up to do the work. Red Hat funds 1 or 2 people to work full time on GTK, plus a few part time. Igalia funds some part time developers. Similar story for other companies. These companies are primarily Linux affiliated, so what real incentive is there to put in any work? A community volunteer recently opened a PR to add Android support, and Christian Hergert (Red Hat) worked on the new macOS renderer as part of his job, but we can't rely on inconsistent contributions for alternative platforms. If you like GTK, and use alternative platforms, think about contributing.