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drnick1 • yesterday at 11:29 PM • 2 replies • view on HN

Agreed, it's the only mainstream desktop with Windows 2000-era ergonomics, which I particularly like. I reluctantly use GNOME now for its better security.


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pjmlp • today at 8:40 AM

Same here, it is either XFCE or KDE, when on GNU/Linux.

Ideally WindowMaker, but there is not much development going on there nowadays.

mahboi • today at 12:20 AM

Does KDE not have that? I don't know a lot about this and have just been using whatever DE comes default. Gnome3 does seem like it's trying to be "different," and I remember Gnome2 being more normal.

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