And that's a good thing. Gnome is not a distro. It doesn't provide a user facing distro. It's a DE that other people are building the largest distros on. The

And that's a good thing. Gnome is not a distro. It doesn't provide a user facing distro. It's a DE that other people are building the largest distros on. They should be adding stuff based on their priorities, while Gnome's priority should be advancing the DE while ensuring their DE does not break all the many major distros that are based off Gnome. It's a good thing that the distros can then add/fix stuff based on their priorities. That's what open development is about. That's what allows Canonical to differentiate from a Fedora. How they choose to prioritize the features/fixes they build on top of Gnome.