No need for a tool, it is quite easy.
Stop using JavaScript all over the place, use compiled languages.
Don't outsource basic features to extensions, or third party tools.
Bring basic stuff like thumbnails and desktop folders back.
Stop using JavaScript all over the place, use compiled languages.
Don't outsource basic features to extensions, or third party tools.
Bring basic stuff like thumbnails and desktop folders back.
1. Don't remove stuff people use
2. Don't add stuff nobody wants
This is one of the things I like about GNOME. There is something to be said about a tech stack that's accessible and easy enough to use.
Once upon a time I used to advocate for GNOME, including an article about Gtkmm on the The C/C++ User's Journal.
Now I just use XFCE on the surviving Linux netbook I still own.