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1) They're usually the best-supported by major distros,, 2) Most other solutions don't present as much system-config stuff as well as they (or Windows, or macO
by gh-throw 6y ago
1) They're usually the best-supported by major distros,,
2) Most other solutions don't present as much system-config stuff as well as they (or Windows, or macOS) do in the GUI, so you're in for more mucking about in config files, writing scripts, et c. with any of the many window managers (not "desktop environments" like Gnome or MATE or KDE)