To a certain extend i agree. I can see how we can see the world of easthetism less objective and therefore harder to drive consensus around. But i don't think

To a certain extend i agree. I can see how we can see the world of easthetism less objective and therefore harder to drive consensus around. But i don't think the problem with linux desktop is the easthetics. Agreeing on the objectives and fundational technical decisions. For example, kernel scheduling policy influencing latency and desktop responsiveness, X vs wayland and the impact on things like touch screen etc...