>Linux on the desktop has been my daily driver for years Same for me, I've even been a maintainer of one (ONE! lol) AUR package. >especially if you can't real

>Linux on the desktop has been my daily driver for years Same for me, I've even been a maintainer of one (ONE! lol) AUR package. >especially if you can't really do without a decent UI\UX. Outside of a few Electron-base apps and maybe a few native gtk\kde one - everything looks like a work of high schooler. Nobody thinks about the UI\UX. Compare Things3 and something from linux word. Or Bear. Or Twitterrific\Tweetbot. But go no further than your system's settings: https://imgur.com/a/p0kl7wM https://imgur.com/a/p0kl7wM - wtf is this? You have a window that takes 80% of your screen some huge ass controls that still take some 20% of the the whole view. Who thought this was a good idea? Gnome 3 is even worse (I loved gnome2 back in 2009)