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this post was submitted on 09 Sep 2023
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Okay thanks. May try it. Or may juts switch to i3 or xfce. I installed i3 the other day. Took a few hours of playing with it before I became comfortable with it.
If you're considering Xfce, there's also Mate (the one that I use). Mint has rather good support to it, and it's basically GNOME 2 being updated by another team.