> Well, if you use Gnome, for example, good luck getting the developers stick to your prefered features either... Gnome was one of the first environments I qui

> Well, if you use Gnome, for example, good luck getting the developers stick to your prefered features either... Gnome was one of the first environments I quit, with extreme prejudice. Even now, years later, mentioning the word Gnome made me feel a little bit of anger. > Well, you can have that, but in exchange for a quite simplified and barebones experience. That's right. I don't need much more than what Windows 95 offers, plus workspaces. > And then you'll still have the same problems with the apps you use, like browsers... My IDE started doing this, but luckily I could just go back to an older version. For my browsers, I have indeed been frustrated, so I switched to a browser which doesn't pull that kind of shit.