> not that I would ever recommend that for a company who wants their employees to be productive. As someone who has moved to Linux from MacOS (Gnome 42, Debian

> not that I would ever recommend that for a company who wants their employees to be productive. As someone who has moved to Linux from MacOS (Gnome 42, Debian Bookworm), it has been a near seamless transition. I expected it to consume a lot of time in overhead maintaining it - but it hasn't. It has been great so far. MacOS is still more ergonomic in a lot of ways by comparison to Gnome, but Gnome 4x has come a long way in the last few months. At this rate it, by the end of the year I would think it the best desktop environment offered by any platform.