> because they targeted a different kind of user than the average HN engineer/startup person. It is not, sometimes GNOME devs even say outright that the projec

> because they targeted a different kind of user than the average HN engineer/startup person. It is not, sometimes GNOME devs even say outright that the project is for their peers and those who share their vision. They do their testing on other GNOME aficionados. In the days of Unity, Canonical did some of their user testing on regular people, those days are long gone.