Progress On The GNOME 40 Shell Continues At Full Speed

[pal666]

I don't care about virtual desktop and neither do most people.

my 6 year old daughter uses virtual desktops in gnome and i didn't teach her - she discovered them on her own. and actually i didn't teach her using gnome, she managed herself. so guess what? i don't care what you think about gnome usability

[pal666]

Both make heavy usage of client side decorations

and both run on unix. yes, they have few obviously right things in common

[pal666]

If you change a workspace, it'll change on both screens.

it's not default behavior

[pal666]

I am an average Joe and I remove both hands from the keyboard as soon as I am done typing. It's uncomfortable otherwise.

why don't you stop using uncomfortable hardware?

If you're not a nerd keeping his hands on the keyboard at all time, there seems to be way too many wide movements to get the job done.

if you are not nerd, you have no business in switching windows often. so it doesn't matter if it needs extra swing

[pal666]

Yeah, I know, it has virtual desktops, and app drawer, and dash, and shell and all kinds of useless things that nobody wants and nobody likes

nobody among ms slaves?

[Mez']

why don't you stop using uncomfortable hardware?

That's quite the simplistic assumption.

if you are not nerd, you have no business in switching windows often. so it doesn't matter if it needs extra swing

Again that's simplistic. If you go there, I could just as easily say devs only switch between a very specific and restrained set of apps.
Not being a nerd doesn't mean you don't do many different things with your computer. You just like to do your work or entertainment stuff the easy and user friendly way.

[JackLilhammers]

and both run on unix. yes, they have few obviously right things in common

IIRC my list was longer, but my memory might betray me, it was so many posts ago...

[Sonadow]

Please keep the hot corner!

I would have preferred them to remove it.

[pal666]

Not being a nerd doesn't mean you don't do many different things with your computer.

who told you that?