Yet there are systems on which "native look and feel" is not even a thing, because they are not wed to a particular toolkit or theme. On my laptop, xterms (wit

Yet there are systems on which "native look and feel" is not even a thing, because they are not wed to a particular toolkit or theme. On my laptop, xterms (with my custom colors) are the closest thing to native look, since they're what I look at 80% of the time, and they ship with the OS. I'm happy that applications which need more advanced graphical features do not attempt to look and feel like xterm.