> Today the various desktop environments seem to have largely converged, sharing the same flat design language and icon styles. Go to settings and select somet

> Today the various desktop environments seem to have largely converged, sharing the same flat design language and icon styles. Go to settings and select something other then the defaults. >Customisation seems to have completely fallen by the wayside in favour of a more curated experience controlled by the desktop environment. Maybe true of Gnome. Not true of KDE or XFCE. Its also an odd reason to switch to Apple. > These days everyone is just using the same five electron apps installed via flatpack anyway I am not What isbhappenning here seems to be someone who has tired of tinkering but cannot resist tinkering with Linux so has chosen to switch to an OS that does not allow tinkering rather than use a Linux distro with its defaultsm