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The fragmentation is a huge reason the desktop experience is broken. The only UI that's actually consistent across all distros and works pretty damn well is the
by pathartl 1y ago
The fragmentation is a huge reason the desktop experience is broken. The only UI that's actually consistent across all distros and works pretty damn well is the TUI.
- reppap 1y agoI've been daily driving Gnome on Fedora for years and literally nothing about it is broken. We're having very different experiences.
- doubled112 1y agoIn GNOME, can you drag and drop from the archive manager into your file manager yet?
- array_key_first 1y agoIts not fragmentation, you (and others) just do not grasp the very basics of Linux. Its open source. We will never, and I mean never, have one desktop to rule them all. That's impossible. Not improbable, impossible. You just can't make that happen on Linux. What you want is a closed-down ecosystem in which one actor controls it with an iron fist. Which is fine - more power. But we already have that. That's windows and mac os. If Linux tried that, it would destroy it.