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I don't know who is the writer of this article but it is a huge load of horse shit... For the rest, regarding the diversity of DE, we can lament the lack of a
by greatgib 1y ago
I don't know who is the writer of this article but it is a huge load of horse shit...
For the rest, regarding the diversity of DE, we can lament the lack of a strong contender for the general public, Ubuntu was about to become that before their ego took over, but otherwise that is the true value of Linux stacks since the beginning that you can have it and tweak it to your taste...
- fainpul 1y ago> you can have it and tweak it to your taste... Not really. I have invested a lot of time and effort to finding and configuring my "perfect" desktop environment. I failed. As soon as you start tweaking (i.e. changing the default settings) and install some additional tools to fill some gaps, you discover loads of bugs and inflexibility.
- tracker1 1y agoI feel similarly... I spent about a year with Budgie and really liked it... I had it mostly tweaked to my liking. In the end, I felt better just going back with Pop and keeping it close to defaults. I don't really tweak my mac or windows settings that much either. In the end, I just want a pretty solid foundation to get work done.
- greatgib 1y agoI never said that "tweaking" has to be easy or config(-script)-kiddy level, but it is possible. Try to have a proper menu bar under OSX in any way, even hoping to code your own menu bar software and you will understand what I mean.