> They chose to use their specific window manager (probably a tiling one), but they could also use GNOME if they wanted to. GNOME does have an emoji keyboard.

> They chose to use their specific window manager (probably a tiling one), but they could also use GNOME if they wanted to. GNOME does have an emoji keyboard. There you go! Made it much easier for you and the reader! But really, > I'm not sure which window manager they're using, but GNOME does have an emoji keyboard Even better!