TextEditor:- I really hate gedit, it takes around 1 to 3 seconds to save a file. It doesn't notify user if some foreign process changed or removed file. When

TextEditor:- I really hate gedit, it takes around 1 to 3 seconds to save a file. It doesn't notify user if some foreign process changed or removed file. When ever a user types in a bracket, parentheses..., It does mean that he/she is going to close that (most probably). Indentation, only God can understand what it means for source code files. Only one thing which I like in gedit is, cobalt. I don't use Ubuntu, because I need a feature-rich desktop, not the opposite. I could've used Kubuntu, but I hate it because of apt (for being too slow) What I like in Ubuntu is better power management. I could've used Fedora, but I hate it's package manager, for being inconsistent, and this text like Microsoft, "please wait while your system is being updated", "reboot to update your system". Rather than feeling the pain everyday, I take pain for few hours and install Arch Linux, with KDE. Having the best feature-rich DE, with latest and up-to-date packages, a package manger which just works out of the box even in worst network conditions, for having every application in one place... I literally forgot what's the name for, including those community or independent developers application, URL into main repositories, which will most probably break the system. I don't know why you guys choosed GNOME, everything is damn slow. I accept that it provides simplicity for its users.