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Personally, I just want a desktop environment to get out of my way as much as possible, which is why I liked XFCE. If I notice it, then it's usually doing somet
by ndsipa_pomu 3y ago
Personally, I just want a desktop environment to get out of my way as much as possible, which is why I liked XFCE. If I notice it, then it's usually doing something annoying like a file manager checking if some remote mounted directory is working, despite me not wanting to use that directory.
- kwanbix 3y agoThanks, but I meant graphically. It is too "plastic" not "natural". It is a sensation, so it is very difficult to express on words.