This. The “mobile-ization” of desktop interfaces is a bane on current computing. The metaphors of work between desktop and mobile devices are wildly different.

Obligatory car analogy: a mechanic working in his shop has a completely different set of tools available than if he was going into the field to fix a car.

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duskdozer 4 hours ago | parent | next [-]

I used GNOME forever and didn't think much of it, until that horrid menu was added in 4x and I had to switch.

	▲	roryirvine 2 hours ago \| parent [-]
		Genuine question - what horrid menu is that? I'm using whatever version is in Debian Trixie (48), and haven't noticed anything new or different.

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mghackerlady a day ago | parent | prev [-]

I really think GNOME is good at making an interface that works well on both, so is KDE to some extent with kirigami

	▲	Zak 11 hours ago \| parent [-]
		I dislike Gnome on a pure desktop or non-touch laptop, in part because of UI decisions I think are meant to work better on a touchscreen. It's really good on a touchscreen though aside from the horrid onscreen keyboard.