> better now it has always been good -- if you agree not to consider whatever weird choices ubuntu makes the 'standard linux desktop experience' looking at ht

> better now it has always been good -- if you agree not to consider whatever weird choices ubuntu makes the 'standard linux desktop experience' looking at https://www.xmodulo.com/create-desktop-shortcut-launcher-linux.html https://www.xmodulo.com/create-desktop-shortcut-launcher-lin... , gnome is the only environment out of those surveyed that doesn't have the obvious right-click way of adding launchers to the desktop. i tend to pick xfce when setting up boxes for casual users, it does a good job of maintaining an early-2000s desktop look and feel.