> I barely see gnome
This is key for me. A good OS (in this case DE) gets out of the way. With none-to-little effort, recent Gnome does this well, and it's not something that Win/Mac are keen on.
This is key for me. A good OS (in this case DE) gets out of the way. With none-to-little effort, recent Gnome does this well, and it's not something that Win/Mac are keen on.
Decided to give gnome a try a couple of months ago in a VM and liked it enough that now I have an older version of GNOME on kde neon
With a few shell extensions, GNOME fits my workflow and just gets out of the way that I don't even notice it .... And, to me, is the highest praise that any software can get.