I switched from XFCE to Cinnamon after I couldn't get on with Gnome, Cinnamon is (for my use case) way less "janky" than Gnome since the only way to get close t

I switched from XFCE to Cinnamon after I couldn't get on with Gnome, Cinnamon is (for my use case) way less "janky" than Gnome since the only way to get close to what I consider a pleasant productive desktop on Gnome is to install a bunch of very buggy plugins. Cinnamon at least makes operating like a classic DE a first order priority and it works nice across multiple screens. KDE does the same but aesthetically KDE drives me crazy for some reason starting with the complete lack of standardisation on padding and going down hill from there.