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I've always liked how Linux offers a desktop that is geared towards macOS (GNOME) and Windows (KDE) users. And the feel of each desktop hasn't adhered to a desi
by jasoneckert 4y ago
I've always liked how Linux offers a desktop that is geared towards macOS (GNOME) and Windows (KDE) users. And the feel of each desktop hasn't adhered to a design standard (e.g., the Apple Human Interface Guidelines), but instead has evolved continually over the years to reflect what those who use the software (as with all open source software that is developed by those who use it).
As a UNIX/macOS person, I primarily use GNOME. And in recent years I've come to prefer using it for development over macOS and Windows. So to the GNOME project: Congrats on 25, and here's to another 25!