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Devils advocate that them being popular does not mean they’re necessarily solving a serious problem. Coming into gnome I used these because community consensus
by DimmieMan 2y ago
Devils advocate that them being popular does not mean they’re necessarily solving a serious problem. Coming into gnome I used these because community consensus seemed to be they were essential (and still is).
2 weeks of forcing myself to do a trial of vanilla a couple years ago and I completely flipped on most of those “essential” plugins that I’d installed by default for years.
- BoredPositron 2y ago>> It still shows real grievances of real users (combined 13643662 installations) that usually get happily ignored or marginalized by gnome enthusiasts. hi@ Also Ubuntu/PopOs... why is it so hard to just admit that there is a problem? The cognitive dissonance is always flabbergasting when interacting with the gnome community.