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Review: Gnome 40 - The anti-desktop desktop

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Review: Gnome 40 - The anti-desktop desktop

www.dedoimedo.com

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Linux@lemmy.ml · 3 years ago

Gnome 40 - The anti-desktop desktop

www.dedoimedo.com

Review of Gnome 40 desktop environment, tested in Fedora 34 beta, covering look and feel, ergonomics and many associated problems in the default design, new Activities, Gnome Tweaks, Extensions, desktop scaling, performance, search, tour, and more

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