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None of what you said is true. Use gnome and a popular distribution. Everything will just work out of the box.
by kyruzic 3y ago
None of what you said is true. Use gnome and a popular distribution. Everything will just work out of the box.
- hresvelgr 3y agoEh, honestly with GNOME ymmv. Many API breakages, most recently with extensions in version 45. It's also not very light. GNOME's UX is also quite opinionated but some people like that.
- kyruzic 3y agoI just use gnome, I am sure other desktop environments suit others better. But I know gnome just works. Windows and MacOS have the same issues you pointed out with gnome though.
- behnamoh 3y ago> Use gnome ... Yeah no. You often need to install extensions to get icons on the desktop etc., which break when you upgrade Gnome. Talk about user-hostile design.
- hobofan 3y agoWith popOS maybe, but I would never hand Ubuntu Desktop to a non-dev. I can't remember the last time where it properly installed (including getting NVIDIA drivers working) without using the terminal.
- iopq 3y agoUbuntu installed just fine for me. Broke on update, though