GNOME as a platform (and by extension, all of their associated projects which unfortunately includes the Wayland protocol) has such a bizarre worldview - it's like they think they can treat the Desktop OS, with all of its user expectations and existing working software, and remake it as a bigger iPadOS, to no one's actual benefit.
What do I get in return for having to give up all of these things that used to work? It's not faster, it doesn't do extra things I couldn't do before - it's _strictly_ downsides all the way down
What do I get in return for having to give up all of these things that used to work? It's not faster, it doesn't do extra things I couldn't do before - it's _strictly_ downsides all the way down