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  • woelkchen@lemmy.world
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    1 day ago

    For the max/min buttons you can just turn them on in gnome tweaks

    Ah yes, using a different non-standard tool makes so much of a difference.

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      20 hours ago

      It isn’t “non standard.” It is literally a part of gnome.

      Haters gonna hate I guess

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        It isn’t “non standard.” It is literally s part of gnome.

        It’s a stand-alone tool by the Gnome developers, it’s not an integral part of Gnome.

        The default UX of Gnome still make it hard for people migrating from Win10. No amount of nitpicking about irrelevant details change that fact.

        Haters gonna hate I guess

        I didn’t expect any other response by a Gnome fan. Keep ignoring comments like https://lemmy.world/comment/22252682 where I explained that I picked Gnome for an elderly man. I’m really such a hater that I pick Gnome for a certain use case.