First, This is only a problem if you have very diverse needs and most users' needs aren't. We need to run a browser, a terminal, a file manager, maybe some med

First, This is only a problem if you have very diverse needs and most users' needs aren't. We need to run a browser, a terminal, a file manager, maybe some media apps, and a text editor if you don't do that in the terminal. This is not like a vim config of an industry veteran, it shouldn't require tweaking from the OS. Just get out of the way. I can tweak the number of workspaces or the colours temperature for day and night. These are matters of personal preferences. But the way to launch apps, connect to wifi, or display a clock should just be ergonomic. Second, tweaks don't solve this problem. There's a handful of talented tweakers and power users. They will use Sway or whatever anyway. Everyone else when confronted with lots of knobs ends up with something worse than a competent designer could have provided by default.