Psst seems to be missing a lot of basic functionality at this point. E.g. you can't reorder albums, they are presented in the order they were added to your library. It's promising but I can't see myself using it day-to-day in its current state.

I wish there was a mature, non-Electron Spotify client that worked in Linux. I just use the web because the official Linux client is so flaky.

I wish there was more movement in the native GUI space, at the moment it feels like everything (even official clients from companies that have the funds to have native developers for every platform) are built in a web technology.

It feels like you get the OS's native toolkit - which is fine, it just means you can't easily have one design across multiple operating systems - and tools like QT which go back decades. I know there's some GUI toolkits for new languages like Go and Rust, but they're often very barebones and since there's no commercial interest in them, they don't develop into full-scale native UI libraries.

I mean as a compromise, is React Native a thing for desktop applications yet?