GTK is now the most popular UI toolkit Wayland is now the standard

you have to go back

>>59754861
That's terrible
Lie
That's terrible

>>59754861
systemd is also win

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>>59754933
nice, systemd is great and approved by Stallman

>>59754861
Why does reddit think that /g/ needs 3 threads about the same topic?

When will the GTKancer die?
QT isn't good either.
>Tfw gtk would be fine if the devs weren't sacks of shit that intentionally broke themes to keep their brand image and force people to use approved ones

>>59754992
Sweet baby Jesus there's like 10 of these threads in /g/ right now

>>59754861
>Wayland is now the standard display protocol
Since when? last I checked only Fedora shipped with it by default

>>59754861
bad

wrong

wrong

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>>59754861
>GTK is now the most popular UI toolkit

>>59754861
>GTK
I don't mind this.

>Wayland
I'm still waiting for nvidia to get its shit together, but Sway looks like a really good WM so I don't mind switching.

>GNOME
die in a fire

>>59754861
you have to go back

>>59754861
if i want to sell software but did the UI with GTK, is the gnu license going to be a problem if i don't have any plans on open source my shit?

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>>59754985
expose systemd shills

>>59754861
the only thing worse than untiy would be gnome

>>59759821
No, it's LGPL, so you can use it with non-(L)GPL software and distribute it however you like. Just don't go messing around with the GTK source or you'll have created a "derivative work" and as a result you will have to license all your software under (L)GPL.