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>What is called "GNOME" today is something else. This is like telling somebody who's been into math for the past ten years and then decided to dive deep into a
by konart 4y ago
>What is called "GNOME" today is something else.
This is like telling somebody who's been into math for the past ten years and then decided to dive deep into arts they are now a different person.
You may not like the change, but Gnome is still Gnome.
- traverseda 4y agoI guess that depends on if you see Gnome as an organization or as a desktop environment. The organization is 25 years old, but I'd argue that the desktop environment is not. Gnome 3 was a big enough change that I think it's reasonable to consider it an entirely new desktop environment.
- konart 4y agoI'm talking about (r)evolution of a software. I find it strange that people agree that windows 10 is still windows just like windows 3.11 but Gnome 42 is somehow 'not Gnome' anymore. Anyway, I don't there is any point to argue about it. Depending on interpretation we can say that every human wakes up as an entirely new entity every day too.