"What's the use case?" Issue closed itself to shit.

And that's why they're so out of touch.

Just want to remind everyone that the point of this scene is that Draper is an unstable and insecure man that is actually obsessed about how everyone around him are perceiving him, all the time. So this line is just stupid bravado, because he thinks the phrase projects the image he wants others to have of himself. He is lying because he actually thinks about what others think of him constantly. He works in advertising ffs.

Exactly, or when they forced their tools as "standard" forcing KDE to adapt.

I don’t know of a package manager with a GTK filter.

This I could agree with, but the problem here is a lacking feature in package managers, not the fact that apps that you don't personally enjoy using exist.

I don't particularly enjoy using KDE apps, but thankfully the K-centric naming convention make them really easy to avoid.