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> So why does GNOME continue down this path. Because it's great and everyone apart from a tiny but incredibly vocal minority get on just fine with it.
by petepete 3y ago
> So why does GNOME continue down this path.
Because it's great and everyone apart from a tiny but incredibly vocal minority get on just fine with it.
- iknowstuff 3y agoYeah! GNOME is wonderful. I can’t with the neckbeards.
- ragnese 3y agoI'm a neckbeard and I vastly prefer GNOME Shell to any other DE (including proprietary ones like on Windows and macOS). I still don't consider myself a "fan" and I have plenty of complaints about it- I just have way more complaints about all the others... :D
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- greyw 3y agoGNOME seems to be least buggy DE and gets out of my way when doing things. A nice bonus is that it also looks and feels good. I used to use plasma but it was just too buggy for me. Just today a random user realized that installing a theme from the built-in theme selection thingy deleted all his data... I have some hope for cosmic DE as it seems like they try to emulate GNOME's workflow with some twists.
- Tainnor 3y agoAs someone who had only used GNOME or DEs based on / inspired by it for 18 years, I had to switch over to KDE on my work laptop because GNOME was giving me endless trouble with the external monitor for some reason (to the point where I could choose between either ridiculously impractical resolutions or mouse flickering). I'm now actually quite satisfied with KDE (although I continue to use GNOME apps too). I guess every one of these DEs has their own share of bugs.
- yoyohello13 3y agoAll these comments just want Gnome to be like every other DE in existence. MF'er leave my preferred DE alone, go use KDE if you want a traditional DE.