from your readme: > GTK# and other gtk bindings supply a method to callback to the main thread, which gtkmm does not.
I'm pretty sure it does. Or rather, GLib does, and GTK uses the GLib main loop, and glibmm/gtkmm wrap both of those. You simply connect to Glib::signal_idle(), passing a callback, which will be called once the GLib main loop is running and has nothing of a higher priority to do. https://developer.gnome.org/glibmm/stable/classGlib_1_1SignalIdle.html
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