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I 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 enviro
by traverseda 4y ago
I 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.