Well, calling into the underlying C is always an option until gtkmm/glibmm supports what you want.
However, for someone using gtkmm, it's not a preferred one, nor is it necessarily practical depending on what you're doing. That said, I've never found anything bad enough to want to switch to Qt. :-P So I'd be interested in what you were doing that required that, if you feel like elaborating.
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