Well, GNOME 3's lack of consistency and complete disregard for established UX practices didn't help. Client side decorations are annoying and hurt discoverabili

Well, GNOME 3's lack of consistency and complete disregard for established UX practices didn't help. Client side decorations are annoying and hurt discoverability. Just give me a normal menubar and toolbar without fancy animations and buttons that aren't the size of a postage stamps. GNOME 2 and Windows XP/7 were the pinnacle of usable interfaces. It's all been downhill from there.