Well, is the typical all-over-the-place windows desktop with 10 temporary folders, myDocFinalReallyFinal.docx, some no longer installed apps’ desktop icon and s

Well, is the typical all-over-the-place windows desktop with 10 temporary folders, myDocFinalReallyFinal.docx, some no longer installed apps’ desktop icon and some installed apps no longer working desktop icon really useful? The only thing you have to know is the super key, or the top left corner. Then you will see your open windows and the available app list. There is plenty of bad things about gnome, but I think they do have a nice vision and they adhere to it well. On a laptop, to me Gnome is the most usable desktop environment out of any OS even.