The point of Gnome is that you can’t do those things without extensions. It makes it way harder for grandma to fuck something up. But you can still do them. On the other hand I have found things that are easy to customize in Gnome with extensions, like laptop trackpad gestures, that are nonexistent in KDE with or without extensions as far as I can tell.

But like I said before, to each their own. We are just talking about two different approaches to the same solution. I often recommend KDE to people who are coming over from Windows, but after over 25 years of trying different ones I keep going back to Gnome personally. The only major exception was when Gnome 3 came out I spent several years on Mate (a fork of Gnome 2).

How is that different than KDE? You can recreate the KDE stock layout in Gnome too.

That’s what the link says…

Crunchy peanut butter is a myth, it’s just creamy peanut butter with peanuts added back in.

The MythBusters tested having things fall out of a freezer onto a dog… it wasn’t pretty.

There is a whole extensions library for Gnome for customization.

And I had that same reaction when you said Gnome wasn’t customizable.

That’s honestly exactly how I would describe KDE, but to each their own!

What’s your beef with Gnome?

Tribal nations also have their own plates in some cases. Mine does.

I have no idea how you got that from what I said. I literally pointed it out for that reason…

You aren’t totally wrong.

Here is some 40 volume hair bleach, which is 12% peroxide. I am fairly certain you can get higher too. Incidentally this is good for retro-brighting.

The number of times I’ve seen a fix not get pushed because somebody got laid off is a lot higher than you might think.

Talk about a company that has enshitified, I had an LG TV from 2008 that still worked when I gave it away a couple years ago, the LG TV I bought in 2019 has already died.

Really tall chair? Really short car? This perspective is confusing, aside from the hand double take.

As an aside… don’t mow in flip flops…

Honestly this is what is confusing me the most about Xbox’s move here. They have spent the better part of 10 years dumping exclusives specifically to become the next Steam. Now all of a sudden they care about console sales again and it doesn’t really make sense with the direction they have been going.

Mr. Ed.

Valve is one of the few companies that has historically honored people’s bequests and allowed bequeathing their libraries to others after they die. Unlike say Apple who has outright said that your iTunes purchases disappear into the ether when you die.