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Originally Posted by BetterRed
IMO an application such as calibre shouldn't even have to bother implementing settings to enable things like minimise to tray etc. It should be part of the OS GUI, or the OS GUI should make it easy for 3rd party utilities to it.
Courtesy of a 3rd party utility, I have a buttons in the title bar on most windows of most applications for Minimise to tray, Roll up, Stay on top, Send to back, Centre, and Move to monitor.
I think I've seen utilities for Linux, although OS/X is more problematic.
BR
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As Kovid said on the Qt5 bug report:
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I've also found some mailing list threads indicating that GNOME rejected the appindicator protocol and is implementing its own version, and I have no idea what KDE is doing. Not to mention all the various "light" window managers. I suppose all this will coalesce into something that can actually be developed against whenever the year of the Linux Desktop finally arrives 
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And likewise for implementing settings within the desktop itself, I should think.