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What's your favorite DE, and what does your workflow look like?
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Debian and xfce, generally. I'm happy to wait for features when they arrive, and xfce works fine.
However, Debian with gnome on my surface pro 6. Xorg just doesn't handle rotation and touchscreen things very well.
On the other hand, several apps still behave very poorly under Wayland, so it's a bit of a catch 22 at the moment.