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One of the problems with these systems - maybe they've solved it by now? - is that they bundle up virtually everything for a running system, including the GUI -
by cr0sh 8y ago
One of the problems with these systems - maybe they've solved it by now? - is that they bundle up virtually everything for a running system, including the GUI - so any custom theme you have outside of the "package" doesn't translate over.
There are other downsides, too.
At the same time, the upsides of such systems are really nice; they are very much reminiscent of MacOS apps - and that I really like. If the whole theming and such can be fixed - it would be perfect.
- AnIdiotOnTheNet 8y agoUnfortunately they have to do that, because there the only thing you can count on being present in any given Linux system is the kernel.