Weird to see anyone talk about "good old" Unity. I'm getting old enough to belive you. For me however while I can believe it I really really cannot understand

Weird to see anyone talk about "good old" Unity. I'm getting old enough to belive you. For me however while I can believe it I really really cannot understand it: it broke my workflow in a number of ways by default and unlike Gnome 3, Unity was next to impossible to reconfigure to something I could use productively. It is actually somewhat of a learning experience for me to see something I almost despised be missed by a number of people. I think two easy conclusions should be "different strokes for different folks" and "make your software configurable".