> Regardless, GNOME is going to do something which is many times more terrible than having a global or local application menu. They are going to put everything

> Regardless, GNOME is going to do something which is many times more terrible than having a global or local application menu. They are going to put everything into hamburger menus: It's amazing how even the mockups on that page are obviously for phones or tablets. On the one hand, I while I don't use it anymore, I do wish desktops were more of a first-class citizen for Gnome, since it's the default environment on many distributions. On the other hand though, I really wish designers involved in Linux FOSS projects would stop shoving designs made with smartphones in mind on the desktop. Running Gnome on a 27" screen -- and Gnome applications -- is a really confusing (and, at times, outright hilarious) experience, it's like I'm moving iPads around on my screen. Maybe this is a step in the right direction.