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18 points

Who uses Gnome these days? i have used the forks Cinnamon or MATE, since gnome shell was introduced.

It’s great that there’re so many good window managers to choose from.

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18 points

A majority? I mean use something else if you like them better, no need to shit on GNOME

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There’s plenty reason to shit on gnome, they took off in a direction and changed the whole look and feel, without any option to keep something like the gnome 2 layout.

The introduction of Gnome 3 scared me away, the initial version was garbage. I switched to XFce and MATE, and eventually ended up with Cinnamon.

They may have made it usable, but I still don’t like the user interface.

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4 points

So you like windows style UI. Great, good for you.

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15 points

Probably most desktop Linux users? …

I love gnome. People love KDE but I think it’s not very good.

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1 point

Most? Is that guess based on anything?

I am sure getting accurate data on the subject would be impossible, as Linux users are more likely to not consent to the type of telemetry that could track that.

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1 point

Yeah. It’s mainly based on the fact that Ubuntu and Ubuntu based distros are wildly popular

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11 points

I think it’s the majority, still. Not sure if that’s technically changed to KDE with Steam Decks though.

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20 points

Asking “who still uses $thing”, where $thing is the most popular thing in its category, is peak Lemmy.

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3 points

I think it’s more peak moron. Morons everywhere.

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11 points

People who like gnome

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4 points

It’s the default for Fedora and I think Debian too but don’t quote me on the second one.

Me I use SUSE which lets me choose what DE to install.

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2 points

Endeavour also gives DE options during installation.

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