You don't understand the logic that - as the default desktop shipped by Fedora, the Gnome desktop version has things that the others don't? I've been using Lin

You don't understand the logic that - as the default desktop shipped by Fedora, the Gnome desktop version has things that the others don't? I've been using Linux since the 90's. Generally, if you don't go with the default desktop you lose things. Important things like the entire UI for your package manager. So, to me it's like putting a dingleberry on top of a really nice cone of ice cream.