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Quite the opposite. Wayland&Gnome are designed for tablets, phones, and barely laptops. Any usability on Desktop/Workstations is pure accident. Consider even
by nullc 1y ago
Quite the opposite. Wayland&Gnome are designed for tablets, phones, and barely laptops. Any usability on Desktop/Workstations is pure accident. Consider even the login screen-- it does nothing unless you do a completely inexplicable (on a mouse) click and swipe up.
As your theoretical "*nix geek" who mostly uses terminal windows, wayland and gnome provide an inferior experience to the daily driver software of 20 years ago.