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   dansup (dansup@mastodon.social)'s status on Saturday, 20-Apr-2024 22:12:34 JST dansup

   If a desktop environment follows you, would you feel the obligation to try it?

   Like its almost as if this was meant to be, it looks similar to MacOS which I use atm... spooky

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     Fulvio Leo (penfore@mastodon.social)'s status on Saturday, 20-Apr-2024 22:15:21 JST Fulvio Leo

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     @dansup GNOME is the best experience I've ever had with a desktop.

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     nicolas ⁂ (nclm@mastodon.social)'s status on Saturday, 20-Apr-2024 22:28:18 JST nicolas ⁂

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     @dansup GNOME is definitely worth a try! I personally like it a lot and that’s the only computer interface I feel at home in, but even just out of curiosity on a design standpoint, interesting to try out. I also use macOS daily at work, and they have similarities but are also quite different. GNOME is more minimalist and more cosy.

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     ʎllnɔs (rickscully@mastodon.social)'s status on Saturday, 20-Apr-2024 22:29:07 JST ʎllnɔs

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     @dansup and you are getting all the responses one would expect after making that statement 🤣

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     Semmelstulle (semmelstulle@mastodon.social)'s status on Sunday, 21-Apr-2024 04:05:19 JST Semmelstulle

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     • GNOME

     @dansup I’m using @gnome as well as macOS. There is some visual similarity, but without extensions GNOME really is its own thing (which I DO like!).

     In my opinion GNOME integrates pieces way better than macOS. Eg. there is no Mission Control, Spotlight or Launchpad being their own, separate instance. With GNOME, everything ties into each other much more seamless.