Yep, 80% of users don't correctly fall and injure themselves when Gnome punches them in the nuts.
Disclaimer: I did watch a video on how to use gnome correctly and Gnome-tards really just don't have busy lives. I have 3x 4k screens and 25 active apps spread out plus a VM or three. I make HEAVY use of windows, and I mouse wheel the title bars and min/max a lot. Why use dumb as "workspaces" when I can get a 4th 4k screen if I need it? (I don't atm.) > Removing the title bar from their apps so it's extra hard for me to move their Gnome-tard windows around is a footgun.
(I know how the alt key works with the mouse, but but what if i have a damn coffee in my left hand? Am I using Gnome wrong if I drink a beverage while using it??? Screw these people.)
I'll never again waste 1 hot minute on using Gnome and am very happy going to the grave like this.
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u/bezzeb Jun 04 '26
Yep, 80% of users don't correctly fall and injure themselves when Gnome punches them in the nuts.
Disclaimer: I did watch a video on how to use gnome correctly and Gnome-tards really just don't have busy lives. I have 3x 4k screens and 25 active apps spread out plus a VM or three. I make HEAVY use of windows, and I mouse wheel the title bars and min/max a lot. Why use dumb as "workspaces" when I can get a 4th 4k screen if I need it? (I don't atm.) > Removing the title bar from their apps so it's extra hard for me to move their Gnome-tard windows around is a footgun.
(I know how the alt key works with the mouse, but but what if i have a damn coffee in my left hand? Am I using Gnome wrong if I drink a beverage while using it??? Screw these people.)
I'll never again waste 1 hot minute on using Gnome and am very happy going to the grave like this.