This is a good reply. I say you should write the blog post! It's been some time since I used vanilla GNOME, so I don't know how much of what I recall about GNO

This is a good reply. I say you should write the blog post! It's been some time since I used vanilla GNOME, so I don't know how much of what I recall about GNOME applies to the latest vanilla experience. The main one of those I'd miss or reach for is menu bar searching. That's probably my favorite feature of macOS! > No ability to assign/remap key shortcut for any menu item, including in third party apps I suspect there's not a good way for GNOME to offer this, unfortunately. Menu bar implementations are multiple on Linux, not singular like on macOS. > Minimize and zoom/maximize buttons are hidden without GNOME Tweaks That is absolutely wild. All the time? Until mouseover? Sorry for neglecting other items! They do sound potentially annoying, but don't stick out to me as much as the things I replied about.