Thankfully Gnome is ridiculously customisable. The native experience is shit, but installing a few extensions fixes all the issues I had with it at least.
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These symbols are getting more messy and difficult to decipher... Someone asked me the other day if I had 5g. I looked at my phone and there was no 3g, 4g, or 5g. So, I just said I have VoLTEBlutoothshaky batteryalarmclockkeyupsidedowntriangle62%.
I vote. Your statement is invalid.
Ok then. Your opinion is irrelevant and you don’t matter.
Yeah, I used the wrong term. That's what I meant.
Okay.
Well, yeah. That's the word I used.
also larger than Australia
Not all that well-known, but Australia claims about 42% of Antarctica as part of it's territory.
This is me. It's perfectly fine until something, somehow, goes missing.
Fla???
Flassachusetts? Flaregon? Flanillois? ...
Surely, that's not supposed to mean Florida? Did they forget how to spell their own state???
That's fair. A couple of programs I use are more compatible with Gnome so I had an incentive to get it working. My desktop is pretty much identical to KDE/Windows with a start menu (ArcMenu extension), a taskbar (Dash to Panel extension) and I've removed all keyboard shortcuts to the Overview eyesore and have prevented it from showing up at launch (No overview at start-up extension).