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Ahahahaha! 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 t
by demetris 1y ago
Ahahahaha!
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.