> but I don't appreciate when people call everything else besides GNOME (or *anything really*) as fragmentation.
The idea of "one agreed upon blessed way of doing things" implies that a DE can be made to work for everyone, which is a false assumption. Just because Windows and Mac follow this philosophy, doesn't mean that it's right. Diversity and independence of thought isn't irrelevant fragmentation.
Like I said earlier,
> but I don't appreciate when people call everything else besides GNOME (or *anything really*) as fragmentation.
The idea of "one agreed upon blessed way of doing things" implies that a DE can be made to work for everyone, which is a false assumption. Just because Windows and Mac follow this philosophy, doesn't mean that it's right. Diversity and independence of thought isn't irrelevant fragmentation.