As a desktop Linux user who rarely got to have good GUI applications until electron became popular because it's barely economical for anyone to actually maintain 3 sep UIs, I am absolutely looking for more of it

And to be clear, what we're talking about is more options for folks that want to ship to all platforms and focus on perfecting one UI.

Is it better than doing a truly native app on each platform? Of course not, but that's outside the realm of possibility for the resources most developers have

> Yeah, Electron already does that.

Electron apps don't look like they belong on the platform.

On Linux, what does? There isn't a defined platform to begin with outside of the syscall ABIs.

Most Linux distributions have a de-facto visual design that most applications follow. Generally, if you're using GTK+, this should get applied automatically?

I interpreted GP's "that" as referring to "identical on every platform".

That's exactly what I was saying.