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Linux Mint looks to fork more GNOME Apps because of libAdwaita
(blog.linuxmint.com)
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It's always easy to say that other people should do more work to benefit others. Libawaita isn't anything new. It was announced loads of times.
That the current status isn't what you want isn't the same as not working together. Further, there's usually a limited amount of time and attention.
Within Linux there's loads and loads of opinions. Loads of different desktop environments. That complexity cost development time. Time that isn't infinite. Again, it seems to easy to direct how others should spend their time and/or to argue that they aren't doing enough for your liking.
Indeed.
Someone else replied to me with fantastic context I want aware of.
Here's their reply: https://lemmy.world/comment/9847230
It seems Gnome did try to work with downstream but the engagement wasn't there.