alt Hacker News> There is obviously a sizeable portion of the desktop Linux market that finds GNOME to be a perfectly usable desktop environment
yeah the ones who don't know how to change it.
> There is obviously a sizeable portion of the desktop Linux market that finds GNOME to be a perfectly usable desktop environment
yeah the ones who don't know how to change it.
I've been using Linux since Ubuntu 12.10-ish days, and I use vanilla GNOME on Fedora Workstation while knowing how to add extensions. Why are you discounting experiences like mine?