GNOME desktop environment usability critique for non-touchscreen contexts
Key claims
- GNOME performs well on tablet mode but is unusable for traditional desktop without touchscreen and gesture support.
- GNOME represents the continuation of poor consumer software practices despite decades of lessons about its downsides.
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- /g/109461252 ↗ live · archive critical evergreen 10 replies GNOME represents the continuation of poor consumer software practices despite decades of lessons about its downsides.
- /g/109443958 ↗ live · archive critical evergreen 19 replies GNOME performs well on tablet mode but is unusable for traditional desktop without touchscreen and gesture support.
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