I agree that those are great news that someone is making a new DE. But currently switching away from Gnome is not that simple, especially if you dislike KDE. A

I agree that those are great news that someone is making a new DE. But currently switching away from Gnome is not that simple, especially if you dislike KDE. A lot of work is being put into making Wayland usable, and a lot of interfaces for features that everyone expects from a modern computer don't really exist outside of Gnome and KDE yet. As I see it, a lot of users are not forced to use Gnome, but because of their dominance, there aren't many modern mature alternatives to it. I am a Gnome user myself and with every single update lots of extensions break. Without those extensions I can't really use Linux Desktop efficiently. What would you say if your browser extensions got broken with every browser update?