The problem with asking for a GNU&#x2F;Linux standard application is there are several toolkits for developing them that stand out when not in the same base as the desktop environment. There is a single concise appearance to certain distros (e.g. Elementary), then difference of appearance in desktop environments (e.g. GNOME, KDE) and then there are the toolkits that are written completely different and use separate libraries (e.g. Qt, GTK).<p>By asking for a &quot;Linux native application&quot;, you would need to create forks for GTK&#x2F;Qt theming at the minimum and change the appearance altogether. It&#x27;s just an absurd request really. One thing Electron does not do well is per-system graphical elements. It renders the same on every system so you either have a unique application design or you&#x27;re conforming more to Window, Mac, or GNU&#x2F;Linux. Or doom yourself to an old stale design, which is bland enough to fit in every category, but isn&#x27;t the aim of the project.