IT'S HAPPENING! Gnome 3.28 doesn't have desktop icons!
IT'S HAPPENING! Gnome 3.28 doesn't have desktop icons!
Michael Green
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Aaron Williams
The whole desktop experience is designed around + first_letter_of_your_program + enter.
Then navigate with alt + tab and ctrl + alt + up/down arrows.
No reason to use desktop icon on gnome. If you want the C++ of DEs just use kde. It does pretty much everything any de can do and do it well.
>inb4 gnome shill
I use windows 10 and xubuntu.
Benjamin Lee
Great now you can use the void to reflect on your own personal void of life for using gnome!
Jackson Williams
I ditched desktop icons before it was cool
Isaiah Brooks
This, I've never used them. I've always thought of them as a Windows thing.
Mason Martin
But KDE is only usable on special distros, I can't use KDE without issues on my arch linux...
I use arch btw
Luke Carter
This. We should utilize desktop for something useful. Like making plugins to show some information or a clock
Dominic Carter
>Like making plugins to show some information or a clock
You might like KDE then. It comes with two great big clocks on the desktop. It's a very productive feature.
James Morris
elementary OS did it before.
Samuel Cruz
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>I can't use KDE without issues on my arch linux...
I don't know what u did wrong. it works just fine on my install
Nathaniel Stewart
Will KDE work on my arch machine? I like clocks
Jeremiah Cruz
Like no issues at all? I use GNOME, it's solid, can't remember if I had an issue with it.
But plenty anons says that KDE is buggy on arch or in general...
Ryan Thomas
>The whole desktop experience is designed around + first_letter_of_your_program + enter.
Then navigate with alt + tab and ctrl + alt + up/down arrows.
Ah yes, hence the fuck huge icons, the fuckhuge start menu, and the fuckhuge titlebars, not built around everything being clicked / tapped at all
Jose Allen
>he doesn't have touchscreen monitor
The absolute state of KDE users, lol
Nicholas Williams
i3 users*
Jayden Rogers
good
Charles Morales
Doesn't work for shit when you're looking to do something else than open a program (in particular, looking for a file you might not remember the name of or worse, never have known the name of, such as those which are just hash strings or other coded filenames). It can be a tremendous slowdown for accessing work documents too depending on organization.
Justin Thompson
>Lying on the internet
I hope your pants are on fire.
Levi James
why the fuck is it listening on tcp port and how do I disable it?
Michael Murphy
>doesn't know name of the file
Lol, just use wildcard symbols in search!
Liam Cruz
Tear off his ears? Or shout really loud?
Sebastian Jenkins
Uninstall that shit. Install Arch + i3, don't be cunt.
I use Arch btw.
Jayden Wright
>GNOME
Who gives a shit
Carson Carter
>Unironically using Windows 10
get
Chase Scott
Probably, I don't use Arch, so I couldn't say for sure. Try Fedora, it works for me.
Cameron Parker
user what are you talkng about
Charles Sullivan
...
Christopher Bell
No desktop icons
but a lot of memory leakage
>Big Memory Leak Bug Found In GNOME Shell; Might Remain Unpatched In Ubuntu 18.04
fossbytes.com
Julian Ortiz
What font is that?
Joshua Lewis
Scientifica
Xavier Bennett
Doesn't prove that you're not lying. Make a picture with your phone with your face, ID and desktop clearly visible.
Unless...
You're a fucking lier!
Caleb Lewis
I use GNOME to configure my i3 when I'm doing some hardcore ricing on Arch and fuck up my i3 to where my commands don't work anymore.
I use Arch btw.
Sebastian Morgan
Why would anyone use Gnome for such a keyboard driven workflow when you could get the same with a fraction of the resource usage using some lightweight WM?
Why does such a seemingly simple workflow need shitloads of memory, heavy and laggy animations, memory leaks out the ass and loads of js?
Henry Richardson
> + first_letter_of_your_program + enter
Unity did it better
Ryan Thompson
Winbaby's first Linux.
Wyatt Miller
>Archlabs
Install the REAL Arch you newfag and rice i3 yourself.
Bentley Watson
Perfect.
Next, they should get rid of the lower panel and I would actually consider using Gnome.
Eli Sanchez
no shit, welcome to 2018
FUD
Camden Garcia
>Next, they should get rid of the lower panel and I would actually consider using Gnome.
there is no lower panel. OP is ricing
Christian Rivera
I use mine for a quick access directory for whatever I'm currently working on
Owen Rodriguez
Windows before 95 put minimized applications on the desktop.
Matthew Kelly
Unix DE such as openlook and cde would also so that. They still do they still install on Linux and BSD.