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This comment makes me think you haven't used a modern Linux DE in a while. TDE is not, by design, one. IMHO GNOME looks more modern and refreshing (and definit
by qalmakka 3y ago
This comment makes me think you haven't used a modern Linux DE in a while. TDE is not, by design, one.
IMHO GNOME looks more modern and refreshing (and definitely more innovative) than macOS or Windows. Sure, its UX is debatable, but no one can deny Microsoft and Apple haven't been plucking ideas from GNOME since 3.0 came out (given that I find GNOME 3 stupid, i think this is a bad thing).
- microtonal 3y agobut no one can deny Microsoft and Apple haven't been plucking ideas from GNOME since 3.0 came out What ideas has Apple been plucking from GNOME 3? (Also, double negations.)
- flohofwoe 3y agoNot sure if copied specifically from GNOME, but macOS was really late to the party with features like virtual desktops and window snapping/tiling (and all of this is still at best half-assed).
- midoridensha 3y agoThose features predate GNOME 3 by decades, and aren't unique to it at all. Virtual desktops were in CDE back in the 1980s, and window snapping was in KDE 2 I think, back in the late 1990s.
- Macha 3y agoGnome 3 largely brought the widgets in titlebar look to desktop which has since been adopted as a standard piece of OS X design.
- logicprog 3y ago> IMHO GNOME looks more modern and refreshing (and definitely more innovative) than macOS or Windows Agreed, I prefer GNOME to anything else.
- pjmlp 3y agoIf the definition of modern is having extensions for basic features and JavaScript all over the place.