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Trixie is SUPER for desktop use! I’ve been on sid for the last 10 months for my laptop (old T450s) and my secondary desktop, and it is really fun. There are a
by demetris 1y ago
Trixie is SUPER for desktop use!
I’ve been on sid for the last 10 months for my laptop (old T450s) and my secondary desktop, and it is really fun.
There are annoyances but they are not related to Debian itself.
FIRST
I decided it is time to switch to Wayland. Now my favorite run-or-raise app (Kupfer) cannot do run-or-raise. But there is a really nice extension to do run-or-raise on GNOME without the aggressive disruption of the Activities overview: Switcher. The other thing that is difficult on Wayland is text expansion. I have not found a solution for that part.
SECOND
The annoying to infuriating things that GNOME likes doing sometimes. But that is a constant. Nothing new.
Congrats and thanks to all the Debian people!
- vanviegen 1y agoJust using KDE solves both your problems.
- demetris 1y agoAhahahaha! The reply writes itself, doesn’t it? :-D I like GNOME more though, in general. I just want GNOME without some of the unfathomable stuff, and with the progress KDE has made with Wayland.
- spookie 1y agoFair, but give it a try in the meantime. Start by using the minimal one. It has its upsides and downsides. I really just wish I wouldn't rely so heavily on extensions in GNOME, really. That and being able to add things in nautilus context menu in a sane manner.