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> actually come out of it). I then faced the problem that there are lots
> of GUI toolkits, lots of scenarios to take into account, lots of desktop

You cannot change it. There are lots of GUI toolking and none are really 
consistent. None are part of FreeBSD and none will.

If you want to write GUI programs like this you just have to select single 
one.

Or better - spend you time on more productive things that making another 
graphic toy. Even drinking beer is more productive.