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> 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 environmen
by fainpul 11mo 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 11mo 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 11mo 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.