> How do I bring your app to the foreground if I can't see an icon anywhere?

On GNOME? Alt-tab, super overview, or click the dock icon. It's literally not any more complex than multitasking on an iPad.

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CamperBob2 an hour ago | parent [-]

It's literally not any more complex than multitasking on an iPad.

That point would hold some water if the iPad were intended as a first-class multitasking platform, like a desktop OS. I don't know what the 'super' key in GNOME is, and don't much care, because if that kind of thing isn't obvious it might as well not exist. Having never used *nix on a graphical desktop before, I'm just blown away by how primitive the experience is.

Fortunately Claude Code was happy to install dash-to-panel for me when I asked it what the deal was with this particular flavor of airline food.

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antonvs 23 minutes ago | parent | next [-]

You might be happier with a consumer OS.

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WD-42 an hour ago | parent | prev | next [-]

Oh please. The super key is the windows key. You come across as someone who has never used a computer before.

	▲	kskdkwjdkwkkds 22 minutes ago \| parent [-]
		I mean they admit being an AI user. Can’t expect much more from those guys.

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bigyabai an hour ago | parent | prev [-]

> I don't know what the 'super' key in GNOME is, and don't care

This is like having someone tell you that they refuse to use an iPad because the home button confuses them. That's your choice.

I've used GNOME professionally for 7 years now, and I've taught kids to use it at robotics workshops. If you can believe it, many of them are unable to use macOS and Windows at all, because their school districts don't buy them laptops anymore. I'm sorry that GNOME isn't a carbon copy of your favorite OS, but it's not hard to use whatsoever.