Licensing is where it gets weird. If you want a bit more control than Gnome, I have since switched to KDE and find it more flexible and feature rich. I’m enjoyi

Licensing is where it gets weird. If you want a bit more control than Gnome, I have since switched to KDE and find it more flexible and feature rich. I’m enjoying discovering the KDE ecosystem and the “have it your way” philosophy. The DE included software might not get you there but there’s seems to be plenty of variations you could install. Again it’s not as polished but I’m not super picky about the specifics of how my OS appears to function. I’m looking to add some niceties myself to KDE soon as apart of an attempt to learn some C++ and/or Rust.