• @Prunebutt@slrpnk.net
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    355 months ago

    I love the Gnome workflow, but holy shit, I get the hate. Why doesn’t it support a lockscreen that’s not gdm?

    • Count Regal InkwellOP
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      215 months ago

      I actually think general Gnome workflow is pretty alright (even if I prefer other things), but yeah, Gnome devs seem to like. Actively hate their users?

      • @Darorad@lemmy.world
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        35 months ago

        Yeah, like I’m all in favor of having an opinionated design, but their dominance makes their bad decisions actively harm every other de. Stuff like refusing to compromise on cross-desktop protocols

        • @pmk@lemmy.sdf.org
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          65 months ago

          Their “dominance” is the choice of the distributions. Gnome is opinionated, and I respect that they follow their vision. To me this is free software working as intended, people are free to fork Gnome if they want something that the devs don’t want. And apparently, many distributions think Gnome should be the default. Maybe it shouldn’t, but that’s up to the distros to decide.

          • @Darorad@lemmy.world
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            5 months ago

            Oh yeah, they’re free to decide, I just disagree with them! I get the decision though, and if I were on charge of a large distro, I’d probably make the same choice (until plasma is on a normal release cycle)

    • Possibly linux
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      85 months ago

      Wayland expects you to use the desktop for everything including locking. What’s wrong with the lock screen? It seems fine.

    • @catastrophicblues@lemmy.ca
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      55 months ago

      I honestly like the vertical integration, but I can see why Linux folks would be annoyed. Honestly GNOME fits my workflow perfectly after a few extensions (mainly Dash to Dock). I’m super fickle, so its rigidity helps