Apples and oranges. It is a feature that Go, Rust don't have "enterprise" standard libraries like Java and .NET.
.NET is an interesting case, because of WinForms, which is a de facto part of the standard library. I think few C# developers think of WinForms as bloat; it's very convenient for making simple UIs. Yet putting, say, GTK+, in the Go standard library would doubtless be considered bloat. I don't think there are easy answers to these questions.
It's not that convenient on Linux though...