> Launching something as simple as the calculator takes a second or two to load in. You can get this feature on Linux if you use flatpaks or snaps on an older

> Launching something as simple as the calculator takes a second or two to load in. You can get this feature on Linux if you use flatpaks or snaps on an older computer. I got used to bearing with it because it allows me to have a stable core OS combined with modern applications that have been released today. It's a price I'm willing to pay. Nevertheless, I don't know how slow it is on a more modern machine, I guess it is probably quite fast. Also, gnome-calculator is not an application I would install through a flatpak or snap.