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this post was submitted on 14 Jul 2023
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You can just switch to kde or xfce if you dont like gnome, thats what linux is all about. For one I cant really use anything not-gnome anymore, its workflow feels just so efficient and is equally good with a touchpad, keyboard and mouse. I usually get distracted really easily on kde and the likes but gnome just gets out of the way and lets me focus more on my work.
The problem is with GTK4, most software are moving, and it cause different UI and since GTK4, we as user can't have option to enable noCSD anymore like GTk3 :')
I'm saying about XFCE, because I'm fond of XFCE workflow
I agree with this, and with no option to enable no csd... it sucks sooooooo much