I had used Gnome for years, even with extensions often breaking between releases. And then they decided to remove the ability to have files on the desktop. I ca

I had used Gnome for years, even with extensions often breaking between releases. And then they decided to remove the ability to have files on the desktop. I can't remember what Ubuntu release that was, and while Canonical at least hacked up a partial fix so the icons would at least show up, but you couldn't drag and drop them to or from the file manager. It was a basic feature I had used since my family got their very first computer in 1992, a Mac that ran System 7. Gnome just decided they didn't like the way I used a computer for twenty-five years. It actually kind of shocked me. Been using KDE ever since.