@dazo@infosec.exchange Yes, I fully agree. But being compatible is better than being incompatible. Particularly because there might still be software somewhere that is unmaintained, maybe not even open source, and still I want to run it for some reason. So being compatible to GTK2 is nice. I like it. And it shouldn't cost too much usually. GTK nowadays breaks things every few years. So it's good to be compatible to some older versions, I guess.