Well worth the read. Many of the pain points mentioned in the article also have another and perhaps surprising dimension - accessibility. Think about people ha

Well worth the read. Many of the pain points mentioned in the article also have another and perhaps surprising dimension - accessibility. Think about people having to use Gnome with just one arm, for instance during rehabilitation period after severe accident. Boy, is the experience going to be atrocious! Those long travel times, increased click counts and general Gnome idiosyncrasies are going to add up quickly. Pure frustration. Keyboard shortcuts won't cut it either, obviously. Personally, I do use Gnome, but only because it has better immutable implementation at the moment (Fedora Silverblue > Fedora Kinoite because of bugs). But I'm rooting for COSMIC [1] and if it doesn't work out, any Wayland-enabled desktop environment will be better for me I guess, as long as it has a good immutable implementation. [1] https://system76.com/cosmic https://system76.com/cosmic