> GNOME clearly targets the mobile form factor I think it's more fair to say all form factors are treated equally, to the possible detriment of focusing exclus

> GNOME clearly targets the mobile form factor I think it's more fair to say all form factors are treated equally, to the possible detriment of focusing exclusively on desktop. I think Gnome does well and is really versatile no matter which form factor you use, and I didn't have much issue moving from Gnome 2 to 3, or Windows to Gnome, or OSX (at the time) to Gnome (I've gone back and forth a lot over the years). For me, workspaces (which Windows lacked natively until very recently) and Alt+Tab/` are how I get around. The customizability argument is a solid reason to dislike Gnome, but not for all time. Things do get better each release. Well, except for extensions, which always break.