Comment by smoldesu

GNOME 3 is truly phenomenal, not enough people give it credit for being a nearly perfect touchscreen OS with powerful desktop options front-and-center. By comparison, the new GNOME 40 release feels like a lazy attempt at trying to be MacOS, which is definitely not what GNOME meant to me. Now that the majority of extensions are broken again, it's even harder to tune it for my personal workflow. I had to ditch it for KDE, unfortunately. I hope they head in a more interface-agnostic approach, for the future.