2 ms·
A user who doesn't particularly care for it can easily end up with a mess of paradigms too: terminal, qt, x, libadwaita, borderless IDEs, PWAs...
by jhanschoo 3y ago
A user who doesn't particularly care for it can easily end up with a mess of paradigms too: terminal, qt, x, libadwaita, borderless IDEs, PWAs...
- ndsipa_pomu 3y agoThat's more to do with the flexibility of choice and that there isn't one controlling organisation. However, the use of a CLI is pretty much ubiquitous with Linux and it's usually trivial to get text output into whatever form that you desire. I suppose my biggest gripe with Windows is non-resizable windows still in use in it - just why?